Sentence examples for explicit reassurance from inspiring English sources

In his first formal briefing, on Jan . 23 Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, suggested that canceling DACA would not be a priority for the new administration, but he did not provide any explicit reassurance that the program would continue.

Lord Hill, the schools minister, wrote to Nurse this week to explain the change, saying: "While we have always been clear that we would expect to see evolution included in schools' science curricula, this new clause will provide more explicit reassurance that free schools will have to meet that expectation".

In a letter to the Royal Society, the Schools Minister, Lord Hill, said: "While we have always been clear that we expect to see evolution included in schools' science curricula, this new clause will provide more explicit reassurance that free schools will have to meet that expectation".

Shocking because DeepMind handing the app to Google — and therefore all the patient data that sits behind it — goes against explicit reassurances made by DeepMind's founders that there was a firewall sitting between its health experiments and its ad tech parent, Google.

They included the deceased going about his or her normal business, going to work, going out with mates, laughing and joking as usual, making plans for the future, and giving explicit reassurances, typically "I'm OK, mum".

Many did not expect their thinking to be valued, and needed reassurance, both explicit and implicit before they were prepared to be open about their clinical practice.

Offer physical reassurance.

A reassurance could be both explicit and implicit.

Having an explicit list of allowed items could provide reassurance to pharmaceutical companies that have pulled back on their donations to PSI, as its operating budget has dropped 17percentt for this year, to $83 million.

Reassurance needed to be an explicit goal of the GP since the selected consultations were to be used for interviews with GPs about the way they reassured patients and with patients about how they experienced their GP's reassuring efforts.

The physiotherapist will also employ the following elements of advice and reassurance when teaching the exercises to the participants: Explicit identification of activities of daily living that could be improved by an improvement in the identified impairment(s).