Sentence examples for real assurances from inspiring English sources

"The independent assessor is currently out reassessing all our suppliers at the moment to get real assurances for the public.

Janice Gillan, chair of the HCA, told BBC Breakfast: "The independent assessor is currently out reassessing all our suppliers at the moment to get real assurances for the public.

To the Republicans, I say this: If you can get real assurances that the public option has to break even, and that it will get no special deals from suppliers, let the Democrats have it but ask for concessions on tort reform in return.

Post-polio syndrome had since ravaged his body and ability to speak, and though he still found a way to express himself through Twitter (environmental and free speech issues were among his favorites), the show was expected to be as much a tribute as a concert, with no real assurances that Haden would be able to talk, much less play.

As the public wakes up to the negative impacts of intensive farming on the environment and human health, they're looking for food labels that provide real assurances that the food they buy is healthful, and produced with animal welfare and the environment in mind.

This is a kind of self-deception, because he has no real assurance that the Friday feeling will come again.

"There are hundreds of millions of dollars that are being spent without real assurance that our schools are getting any better," she said.

There were many memorable elements in a strong collection, but the one that stayed with this observer was an off-kilter palette that the designer Christopher Bailey deployed with real assurance.

To provide real assurance, President Obama should publish clear guidelines for targeting to be carried out by nonpoliticians, making assassination truly a last resort, and allow an outside court to review the evidence before placing Americans on a kill list.

For some lenders, that may mean approving a loan only after the borrower is back at work "There is no real assurance that the new mom will come back to work after she has the baby," said Marc Savitt, president of the Mortgage Center, a brokerage in Martinsburg, W.Va. "It's just prudent underwriting to go ahead and approve the loan, but she has to be back before closing".

"Once we got the first goal we played with a real assurance, confidence and style.