Sentence examples for offering assurance from inspiring English sources

American officials are not offering peacekeepers, but are considering ways to help maintain an expanded force, like flying the troops to Afghanistan, providing intelligence and offering assurance that it will evacuate any forces that are in danger.

Visitors are advised to travel with armed guards, following a road lined with abandoned petrol stations, trees customarily planted by newlyweds and a sign offering assurance that the area has been de-mined.

He travels the world offering assurances that Iran's interest in nuclear weapons is peaceful.

He gained access by offering assurances that the film would accurately depict modern-day American Indians.

British and American diplomats interceded with the authorities, offering assurances of the charity's bona fides.

In an interview with the BBC in June 2003, Mr. Putin said Mr. Bush had gone as far as offering assurances.

There was soon evidence also that paramilitaries on both sides were in communication with their former enemies, offering assurances.

It was not long after the election that elder statesmen of the G.O.P. began offering assurances that all would soon be right.

The statement, apparently aimed at offering assurances to gay athletes and spectators, is set to cause further outrage however after Putin seemingly linked homosexuality with paedophilia.

Free-speech advocates typically claim that the value of unfettered expression outweighs any harm it might cause, offering assurances that any such harm will be minimal.

Officials in India's Ministry of Home Affairs, which oversees internal security, have made no statement about the controversy; neither discouraging Mr. Rushdie's visit, nor offering assurances about his security.