Sentence examples for letter assuring that from inspiring English sources

The film's production manager called the archdiocese to apologize for using the building and later sent a letter assuring that the church banner would not be used in the movie.

The Afghan demands, by contrast, have been addressed with non-binding or rhetorical gestures, including vague guarantees that the U.S. would undertake "consultations" in the event of any external aggression against the country and Obama's letter assuring that U.S. forces would only enter Afghan homes in "extraordinary circumstances".

One of DeVos' deputies also said the secretary had personally fought for language in the rescission letter assuring that the Department of Education would continue to protect all students.

Indeed, Reverend Ann Kansfield of the Greenpoint Reformed Church wrote a letter to the community board, assuring that "my sermons are so riveting and life-changing that sidewalk seating in no way keeps our congregation from attending services here".

My 14-year-old son chose his GCSE options this year; the fact that the school sent an accompanying letter assuring parents that arts subjects would not be considered inferior to maths and sciences by the top universities was telling in itself.

Eventually, the Guatemalan health minister wrote a letter assuring Martin Memorial that his country was prepared to care for Mr. Jiménez.

John Downey, the IRA man accused of the 1982 attack including the deaths of four soldiers, walked free after his legal team produced a letter assuring him that no police force in the UK was seeking his arrest.

In a sign of the closeness of her own role, Ms. Pritzker wrote a letter assuring employees that its owners would save the bank, adding, "Our commitment to subprime has never been stronger".

But Peter C. Harvey, New Jersey's acting attorney general, this week sent lawmakers a letter assuring them that the measure did not prohibit the use of racial descriptions to search for suspects.

On a detour to Newport, we will visit Touro Synagogue and read President Washington's letter assuring the congregation that all faiths are equal in this country - a point he would later emphasize in the Treaty of Tripoli which expressly states that "the Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion".

"Our church is praying for our family and rest assured that includes you," the letter says.