Sentence examples for provided assurance from inspiring English sources

As more foods were rationed, the experiment provided assurance that home front health was secure.

But the imprint of CRI, a label enormously respected within the field, lent prestige to a composer's recording and provided assurance that it would be maintained.

Lehman Brothers was collapsing, but the Bear Stearns precedent provided assurance that the government would not take the risks to the financial system inherent in letting a big bank fail.

When the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam last performed in New York, in 2004, it was led by a guest conductor, Herbert Blomstedt, but its spectacular sound provided assurance that its departing music director, Riccardo Chailly, had left it in fine shape.

If many of the details of Romney's plans were murky – Romney never specified, for instance, which classes of ships the US needed to boost – the presence of generations of experienced Republican advisers aligned with Romney provided assurance that the former Massachusetts governor wouldn't be winging it (among them, for instance, was Ronald Reagan's navy secretary, John Lehman).

Analysts said the Fed would probably tighten policy in August unless economic indicators in coming weeks provided assurance that the red-hot pace of economic growth earlier this year had given way to a more sustainable path that reduces the threat of an inflationary spiral in wages and prices.

Bishop provided assurances to New Zealand that a full inquiry was under way into Togatuki's death.

He said the Saudi government had provided assurances that if Mr. Hamdi returned to Saudi Arabia, he would be treated well.

In return, Sinn Fein provided assurances that the paramilitary I.R.A. would permanently abandon violence and turn its energies to electoral politics.

But, he said, both outside companies had provided assurances that those would be at an "acceptable level".

Moreover, it was found that individuals' perceptions toward internally provided assurances are highly influenced by externally provided assurances.