Sentence examples for looking for assurances from inspiring English sources
Poland will be looking for assurances that the UK will remain an outward-looking country and as a staunch military ally after leaving the EU, maintaining a prominent role within Nato in helping to defend eastern Europe against Russian aggression.
"But they're looking for assurances nobody can give them.
"We are looking for assurances about how this new tranche of TARP funding will be used," he said.
"China and Japan and South Korea are looking for assurances that there will be additional supplies from the Arabian Gulf producers," said Sadad Ibrahim al-Husseini, former head of exploration and development at Saudi Aramco, the national oil company.
"Investors are looking for assurances that the legal system treats them fairly and acts on their concerns swiftly," Mr. Biden said during a visit to the Skolkovo business school.
"We are looking for assurances," said Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader in the Senate, before the second phase of the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, was passed, "about how this new tranche of TARP funding will be used".
Monitor is looking for "assurance" from the reviews that "the proposed future location of Papworth hospital … will be sustainable, is clinically and financially appropriate, and will provide good value for money for the taxpayer".
A. M. Sacconaghi, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, said, "Investors are looking for assurance that the core earnings engine of the company has not been altered or changed".
Roman Polanski is intending to set his next film in Poland, but is first looking for assurance that he won't be extradited to the US to face the child sex charges he fled from in the 1970s.
The PRA wants these to set out "adequate provision" for their British branches and will be looking for assurance about this from their home supervisors.The Bank of England exercises less authority over banks based in the European Economic Area EEAA), which encompasses not just the 28-strong EU but also countries such as Iceland and Norway.
People are looking for assurance that things will get better.
