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Belichick responded to the SI piece, saying that he "did not make any assurances about thoroughly discussing the subject publicly".

And also, since Senate Republicans are holding up the issue of Cobell, and Pigford, too, can you make any assurances before you leave office that you will make sure that those awards are funded?

It is not the agency's role to evaluate the effectiveness of a regional center or make any assurances about the quality of the investment opportunities they offer, spokesman Christopher Bentley said.

In any event, it seems highly unwise to make any assurance beyond what the consultant actually knows at that moment.

"I've not made any assurances beyond the autumn Tests and my mindset is to make sure some other players have experience of captaining the team," he said.

The White House hasn't made any assurances and either has the Treasury Department.

When asked whether Trump had made any assurances to Merkel on whether Germany would, in fact, be exempt come Tuesday, Merkel answered pointedly while Trump looked awkwardly to his advisors.

Indeed, lawyer Rosa Curling, of London's Leigh Day law firm, who represents the two Afghan interpreters in the High Court case, concedes that when her clients took jobs with British forces in Afghanistan, they weren't made any assurances about their lives after the war.

"We have not made any assurance to anyone that any director will leave," Mr. Kumar said yesterday.

Clark's 2016 letter did not make any specific assurances about the UK's future Brexit policy, although it did seek to provide general comfort to Ghosn and acknowledged his concern about the impact of changes in the terms of trade.

"I can't make any such assurance," Einhorn said.