Sentence examples for transfer assurances from inspiring English sources

With the exception of a Department of Homeland Security IG report issued publicly in November 2011, all of the inspectors general reports on detainee transfer assurances are still classified.

Serchak also said she could not divulge details about the IG's later reports on transfer assurances "because any response would confirm or deny classified information to the public before it was cleared for release or redacted".

Shah said that at the same time the DOD IG was working on its review of transfer assurances, Amnesty International was raising concerns about detainees formerly held in US custody being tortured by their jailers in Afghanistan and Iraq after they were transferred.

The bank questioned the origin of the money, and an earlier related transfer, seeking assurances that it did not belong to customers.

UPDATE 5/18/2016: On May 17, DOD IG released another report on detainee transfers and assurances in response to a FOIA request I filed in October 2013.

On the basis of Sinn Fein's assurances, Northern Ireland's main Protestant party, the Ulster Unionists, agreed to participate in the new executive, to which Britain transferred authority early last December.

While social marketing and clinical social franchising share a number of functional requirements, such as provider and client behavior change communication, clinical social franchising requires more-involved clinical training and monitoring, from provider recruitment and skills transfer to quality assurance.

And colleges that pledge to meet 100 percent of demonstrated financial need for freshmen don't always make the same assurances to transfer applicants.

Mindful of such allegations, officials of the State Department's human rights bureau, among others, have insisted that any transfer deal include clear assurances that the prisoners will not be tortured and will be treated in accordance with international humanitarian law, and that those pledges can be verified, officials familiar with the discussions said.

"If we do not receive adequate assurances, the transfer does not occur".

Swire said that the British government "seeks regular reassurance from the US government" on renditions, in the letter dated March 3. "All previous assurances on transfer of detainees provided by the US government since 2008 remain valid and correct," Swire wrote.