Sentence examples for reassuring state from inspiring English sources
For Yellen, the speech was the equivalent of an incoming President's reassuring State of the Union address.
As the Guardian revealed last month, Turnbull has been reassuring state premiers for some time that the commonwealth was going to stump up interim funding to tide them over while new long-term funding agreements are struck.
Mr. Coffey said that even though the newspaper identified its sources by name, Andersen auditors did not bother to call any of them before reassuring state officials that there was no cause for concern about the foundation's finances.
With Syria hanging fire, a nuclear-armed Pakistan on the brink and the Afghan war dragging on, that is not a reassuring state of affairs.
Justice Scalia is a legal loose cannon and appears to be getting worse with age, not a reassuring state of affairs for a lifetime appointee to our highest court.
Different religions and philosophies provide their adherents with reassuring states of mind, which is why the young should travel outside of their culture to discover that there is more to the world than one point of view.
We need to develop regulatory models that will reassure state regulators" to adopt smart grid programs.
Even Governor Rowland referred to "layers of concrete" protecting the public when he reassured state residents about plant safety.
He sought to reassure state residents -- and especially the tourism industry -- that his administration was doing everything possible to combat more spread of the virus.
It was precisely that sort of requirement — that Safeway officials would continue to cooperate with investigators — that reassured state and city officials that Mr. Alvo and Mr. Adler could be cleared to work on the Deutsche Bank demolition job.
With only two working days to go before the self-imposed target date of December 1, Kathleen Sebelius, the health and human services secretary, reassured state and local politicians on Tuesday that the administration would meet promised standards in time.
