Sentence examples for issue assurances from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vaughn and his comrades met with tenants to issue assurances and log complaints.

Russia took pains to issue assurances that the departures of its citizens was not a large-scale evacuation, seeking to avoid sending a dire message to Mr. Assad and his circle.

[Section A.] OPEC Vows to Maintain Oil Supply Oil-producing countries have hurried to issue assurances that the attacks and any subsequent retaliation by the United States will not affect petroleum supplies.

Oil-producing countries have hurried to issue assurances that the attacks Tuesday on New York and Washington and any subsequent retaliation by the United States will not affect petroleum supplies.

It is not reassuring for the military council to issue assurances that the election deadline will be met while giving scant details about how it plans to carry them out.

A Taliban spokesman quickly issued assurances that Omar was "alive and nothing has happened to him".

Earlier in the day, he had issued assurances in a televised interview that the government still controlled the city.

Even as federal regulators issued assurances that depositors' savings were safe, Wall Street analysts circulated lists of lenders that might be vulnerable.

On Wednesday, as the protesters gained momentum, Shiite opposition leaders issued assurances that they were not being influenced by Iran and were not interested in transforming the monarchy into a religious theocracy.

The broadcasters, led by the BBC, are thought to have issued assurances to Labour that they will be invited to participate alongside Ukip, the SNP, the Greens and Plaid Cymru.

To judge from the following account of his attempts to put patients under (it appears in his and Breuer's "Studies on Hysteria," of 1895), erotic complications were the least of Freud's troubles: I soon began to tire of issuing assurances and commands such as "You are going to sleep! . . .