Sentence examples for basic assurance from inspiring English sources

Commitment to the rule of law provides a basic assurance that people can know what to expect whether what they do is popular or unpopular at the time.

There is financial compensation for insurers who accept insured people with a higher risk for the basic assurance.

Before Abramović would agree to cooperate on the biography, Westcott needed to provide some basic assurances.

But the reality was not much different to Labor governing with only the basic assurances of supply and confidence.

But the reality was not much different to a major party governing with only the basic assurances of supply and confidence.

However, without basic assurances from government that this labour will be accessible in future, grower businesses face huge uncertainty and are delaying investment in British production".

"The fact remains that if it is good enough for East Coast, using the same trains, to meet the very basic assurances sought by this trade union then it is good enough for First Great Western as well.

BAGHDAD — Iraq's central criminal court, the country's chief judicial institution, has fallen short of international and Iraqi constitutional standards of due process and has failed to provide "basic assurances of fairness," according to a report released Monday by Human Rights Watch.

While he does not identify as a democratic socialist like Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez, Thompson is perceived at the national level as a party rebel for his stances on the minimum wage, healthcare and other basic assurances that all three candidates insist will summon voters regardless of location in midterm primaries and elections this year.

Such an expert panel would not help malicious actors in any way learn ways to game the system and would offer the public and policymakers at least some basic assurances that the algorithms were not so biased as to directly penalize specific races, genders or cultures.

Mr. Walcott said Pearson had failed "to complete the basic quality assurance tests," which he called "deeply disturbing".