Sentence examples for of assurances from from inspiring English sources
Downtown residents and many politicians are still distrustful of assurances from the federal Environmental Protection Agency.
Investors remained calm when trading resumed, largely because of assurances from the central bank that no financial firm would be allowed to go bust.
They have denounced it as an extension of Qatari foreign policy in spite of assurances from the emirate that it exercises no influence over the broadcaster.
The Justice Department recommended that sentence because of assurances from the worker, Lawrence C. Yontz of Arlington, Va., that he had not shared the passport information.
Bach had previously spoken of assurances from Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, that gays would not be discriminated against in Sochi.
Portugal's slide towards a Greek-style second bailout accelerated after its principal private lenders indicated that they were growing weary of assurances from Lisbon that it could get on top of the country's debts.
Israeli officials say Mr. Sharon is also seeking some kind of assurance from Washington that as part of any eventual peace agreement, Israel will not be expected to withdraw from all territory it occupied in the 1967 Middle East war.
It will take a lot of assurance from the policy makers to convince some some people here that the policy being pursued by the State Department is not one of naked expediency.
After The Times inquired about the loan, bank officials said that they asked for and received a letter of assurance from Petrobras that it had finished its work in Iran.
The inquiry was set up after demands from Peter Robinson, Northern Ireland's first minister, that a judicial review should investigate why up to 200 wanted IRA fugitives had received "letters of assurance" from the Blair government, which unionist parties, Alliance, the nationalist SDLP and the Irish government claim they knew nothing about.
Indeed, in the months afterwards one high-profile rebel MP began crying in a Westminster restaurant when he recalled how he thought he had secured some kind of assurance from Miliband that he would be leaving Gordon Brown's government, but had then been left high and dry.
