Sentence examples for rejected assurances from inspiring English sources

The committee rejected assurances by the head of the civil service, Sir Bob Kerslake, that there were no "automatic honours" for certain senior officials.

EU officials, meanwhile, rejected assurances from Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, that the proposed treaty had a secure legal basis and could include substantial roles for institutions such as the European commission, court of justice and indeed the ECB.

Ex-Labour leader Lord Kinnock argued that this bill only "exists because the prime minister, through a series of lame gestures and rejected assurances, has tried to assuage the militant Europhobes in his party and has failed".

The amendment was rejected, after assurances from leaders that Turkey would get none of the aid if it refused further cooperation.

The UUP rejected British assurances that the IRA would disarm by May 2000 and refused to sit in government with Sinn Fein unless the IRA immediately started giving up its weapons.

British judges have since rejected Jordanian diplomatic assurances on the matter as lacking credibility.

Settler leaders rejected Mr. Bush's assurances as mere words in the face of the tangible concession of territory planned by Mr. Sharon.

But critics reject that assurance; they say the resolution on limited divestment was drafted by people who do support the full BDS initiative.

I've often been in that scene offering my assurances, and know well the feeling when my assurances are rejected, and my view of another's beauty is knocked away and replaced with a gloomier picture.

Keasling and his partners rejected such concerns with assurances that there would be no discernible impact on farmers.

Rusa LGBT and its affiliated gay rights advocacy group Queer Nation on Monday rejected an International Olympic Committee claim to have "assurances" from Moscow that there would be no repression of gays during the Games, now less than six months away.