Sentence examples for in return for assurances from inspiring English sources

Controversially, the EU last year pledged at least €3bn (£2.27bn) for Turkey, in return for assurances that they will help to "stem the flow" of refugees.

Two weeks ago, the two countries announced an agreement that permitted American forces greater flexibility in operating from Uzbek bases, in return for assurances to protect Uzbekistan's security.

Xenophon provided one of the six crossbench votes the government needed to get Direct Action through the Senate last July, in return for assurances that the safeguards mechanism would impose real limits on greenhouse emissions from industry.

Xenophon provided one of the six votes the government needed to get Direct Action through the Senate last July, in return for assurances that its so-called "safeguards mechanism" would impose real limitations on greenhouse emissions from industry.

Recognising defeat, the Taliban wanted to talk peace: a formal surrender, the transfer of vehicles and weapons, an end to fighting in Kandahar, all in return for assurances their leaders could be able to return to their villages.

Jay repeatedly asked Murdoch about suggestions that he supported Blair in return for assurances that a Labour government wouldn't force him to sell any of his newspapers or other interests.

Under that program, property owners agree to pay for the costs in return for certain assurances that they will not be sued by the department for future cleanups.

When it finally agreed, last September, to a set of principles that included getting rid of its nuclear programmes (a first public hint that it has dabbled with potentially bomb-useable uranium, as America insists, as well as plutonium) in return for security assurances and aid, America, South Korea, Japan, China and Russia may have hoped for progress at last.

In brief remarks earlier, Kerry said the meeting was "regrettably missing one member" - Russia - which was the other signatory to the so-called 1994 Budapest Memorandum, in which Ukraine agreed to relinquish its nuclear weapons in return for security assurances from the world powers.

In 2003, Iran made a clandestine offer to the Bush administration to guarantee full transparency to the Iran nuclear program in return for security assurances and normalization of relations; unfortunately, the Bush White House did not respond.

The central plot had Cuomo making a deal with the Devil: to burn forever in Hell in return for the assurance that he would go to the White House.