Sentence examples for immediate assurance from inspiring English sources

This should be the quickest and easiest way to invest and will provide immediate assurance that an application has been received," said Jane Platt, chief executive of NS&I, as the start of sales was announced.

"It is essential that states that have implemented any type of practical, effective marijuana policy receive immediate assurance from the DOJ that it will respect the ability of states to enforce thoughtful, sensible drug policies in ways that do not threaten the public's health and safety," they wrote.

The first secretary provided no immediate assurances but undertook to seek advice and come back to di Natale with any particulars.

Crispin Blunt, chair of the committee, told the foreign secretary his position was "wholly misconceived" and called on ministers to give immediate assurances to EU nationals resident in the UK.

Both sides sought to play down disappointments, although the Russians did not get immediate assurances on two areas they deem important -- permanent most-favored-nation trading status and a lifting of some of the trade rules that block the sale of U.S. high-technology there.

The problem for Irsay is that Manning -- despite no immediate assurances from the medical side -- wants to play.

Here, we provide an overview of the different major areas of applications that became possible with rtfMRI: online analysis of single-subject data provides immediate quality assurance and functional localizers guiding the main fMRI experiment or surgical interventions.

As several members of Congress recognized, the United States is morally if not legally obligated to ensure that the government of Iraq provide immediate ironclad assurances that it will not repeat its deadly entry into Camp Ashraf in July 2009 resulting in eleven deaths and many scores injured.

It did not take long for the people of Toms Tiver to respond; more than 100 people rallied outside the Ocean County Health Department demanding an explanation, an immediate cleanup and assurances that the drinking water would be protected in the future.

Graham Hoyle, ALP's chief executive, said he has vainly tried to get an assurance about immediate funding from Ed Balls, the education secretary.

For 60 minutes, at a forum sponsored by NY1 and The New York Times, the candidates -- Fernando Ferrer, Mark Green and Alan G. Hevesi -- alternated between offering dark warnings about the city's immediate economic future and assurances that New York would survive this crisis.