Sentence examples for get some assurance from inspiring English sources

"They need to get some assurance as to what to expect in return for good behavior".

"Tissue in China can vary a lot, and this company uses virgin wood pulp, so people get some assurance on the quality," Ms. So said.

"These kids had never been outside the state and she was desperate to get some assurance but what I am doing is writing her a letter or a to-whom-it-may-concern letter that she can print out or send to these parents that this is a movie.

"Before that we must get some assurance from our buyers, but they are not in a position to give any assurance beyond one quarter [three months]." Part of the problem, he says, is that for all its promises Delhi is not doing enough to support small manufacturers like him.

"I'd want to get some assurance he was familiar with the FCPA and had agreed to abide by its terms.

"There are some pensioners and I would love to get them off there, but nobody's for moving until we get some assurances from the hospital trust".

"As it is now, it is the life of the doctor that is endangered so there is need for us to get some assurances from the security forces that any health worker who goes into that hospital is safe, will not be harassed, will not be brutalised," he said.

We had a much shortened version and I would just like to get some assurances from the Secretariat that we will have the full Summary Programme of Work and Budget for the COFI, COFO and COAG.

Obama has too much to think about to try knocking again on China's door unless he gets some assurance that anyone will be there to greet him.

Third, Pathjoy performs a background check on every cleaner, then bonds, insures, and trains them, so you've got some assurances of high-quality service.

What he was clear about was that they were going to see the miners' executive, which had been summoned from the country, on the subject to see if they could get some such assurance from them.