Sentence examples for mutual assurance from inspiring English sources

Those agreements are subject to complex bargaining and mutual assurance.

For Suzanne Cochran and her husband, Robert, a founder of the Build America Mutual Assurance Company, it was a downtown soiree some years ago that persuaded them to buy a pied-à-terre in TriBeCa.

Withdrawing the troops would eliminate a fundamental source of mutual assurance in Israeli-Egyptian relandons, and would send the wrong signal at a time of extreme volatility in the Middle East.

By halting extradition proceedings the home secretary was in danger of breaching international law and conventions under which signatories undertook to provide each other with the widest measure of "mutual assurance" in extradition proceedings.

Today a full funeral service in Durban starts at around R11,800 (£664), says Keith Love of Avbob, Africa's largest mutual assurance society, but despite the promises of helping families meet the cost of funerals, many worry the cost of the insurance itself is prohibitive.

In particular, the potential of public reason to function as a mechanism of mutual assurance depends on how we interpret the duties that public reason imposes on ordinary citizens.

I remember the absurd mutual assurances that followed ("Of course I'm OK. You?") and making eye contact with the woman across the aisle.

May's argument is that she cannot guarantee the rights of EU nationals in Britain without first getting mutual assurances over Britons living in other European countries.

Guaranteeing the rights of EU nationals in Britain without first getting mutual assurances over Britons based in the bloc, as demanded by Labour, would have left the latter group "high and dry", May argued.

On the other hand, the agreement is a safeguards agreement, and it involves mutual assurances" to American companies likely to launch from here that "there is no risk of their technology being broadcast in an unauthorized manner".

Hofmanis cornered the man, and after mutual assurances (that the seller wasn't peddling pirated DVDs and Hofmanis wasn't an Interpol agent), the vendor admitted that he knew where Nabwana lived.