Sentence examples for better assurances from inspiring English sources

But organizers of the protests have remained unsatisfied, demanding a complete renegotiation to win better assurances to prevent mad cow disease.

But several lawmakers said they still wanted better assurances that the money would be used to improve the credit markets and would be more carefully supervised.

"What better assurance is there than that?" While Ms. Allen and Mr. Posin have managed to make money on their lamb, they are not entirely free of financial worries.

Rutgers Coach Kyle Flood said he used the Big Ten brand in recruiting, but at this point, he said, he felt it had helped only in terms of providing prospects with better assurance for the long term.

This approach provides a path forward for Service Providers to obtain better picture of the state of client end-points, and thereby providing them better assurance of the quality of the client's computing environment.

The computational experiments on benchmark instances from the hub location literature showed that the proposed robust model renders better assurance of not violating budget constraints than the deterministic version.

"So the initial point of engagement between BBC Legal and Newsnight was me saying to them: 'I need better assurance than I'm getting about whether everything that should have gone to the police has gone to the police.' And a lot of information started to come in at that point which then proved useful in the business of trying to work out exactly [what] had happened editorially".

"I would also like to see some reforms in the program, so we have better assurance that the money is going to people who legitimately need it, not the people who are using this as a long-time, lifetime welfare program".

We accepted this lower infection efficiency in favor of better assurance that the possibility of in-coming virus at later time points was eliminated to the extent possible.

In response to this trend, moves to provide better assurance of care quality are growing.

But the question is, how with the goals we set do we create a better assurance that people will get access to that right?… The question is, what do I need to do so that people really have the right, tangibly?… how can the whole pudding that's going to emerge, how can that actually be more rights-based, and I think that's what people are looking for right now".