Sentence examples for community assurances from inspiring English sources

"I am quite certain that at some point in time Iran is going to be referred to the Security Council, particularly if Iran continues to demonstrate that it is not prepared to give the international community assurances that is not going to try to build nuclear weapons under cover of civil power," Ms. Rice said.

Re "This Net Is Built For Play" (State of the Art, Sept. 28), about Sega's new gaming network, SegaNet: As my youngest son prepares to join the online Sega gaming community, what assurances do I have as a concerned parent that he will be protected from juvenile predators who have been known to seek out victims on the Internet?

When there is misconduct like this, the false papers and studies need to be retracted, the record needs to be officially corrected, new results must be published without the old errors, and the public and local community need assurances that similar misconduct and fraud will not be repeated.

The new ownership, he said, should "give the fans and this community the assurance that the franchise will be here".

3 Economy Revenue went down by 30% this year, and the business community needs assurance from the new government if they are to resume their operations.

This relationship became the basis for the Black community's assurance that justice would be carried out.

"Once the international community has the assurances it needs, sanctions will start to be lifted".

And, two, that the international community has the assurance it needs that any nuclear program Iran has is exclusively peaceful.

"The international community needs full assurance that chemical weapons stockpiles are verifiably safeguarded".

It is now widely accepted within the industrial community that quality assurance is essential for future survival and competitiveness.

This experience has taught the geothermal community that flow assurance needs to be addressed ahead of time to prevent issues triggered by the chemical interaction between the injected fluid and the receiving rock, which can impair the overall success of an EGS project.