Sentence examples similar to vulnerable assurance from inspiring English sources

The right to counsel at first appearance proceedings underlies basic constitutional rights for our nation's most vulnerable populations, including the assurance of equal treatment and due process.

That became less certain with the goal from Porter that brought Motherwell back into the match, resulting in a loss of conviction among Hearts players whose self-assurance was still vulnerable after such a lengthy period without a victory.

Such self-assurance left them vulnerable to attack from social media companies, which plundered their user base as the web evolved.

In the end, they helped the most vulnerable people move on with an assurance and kindness infrequently asked of contemporary teens.

I am horrified by the way they manipulated vulnerable people and betrayed them after they gave them assurances that they would not do exactly that.

MRI equipment with its complex instrumentation and adaptable software applications is vulnerable to technical and image quality problems, and maintaining quality assurance is essential.

The very point of hate speech, he says, "is to negate the implicit assurance that a society offers to the members of vulnerable groups — that they are accepted … as a matter of course, along with everyone else".

"The government must act to provide assurance that the benefit system will not be left vulnerable to fraud either during or after the transition.

"To get the market working again, buyers need assurances that the foreclosures are legal and not vulnerable to challenge," she said.

Efforts towards quality assurance and enhanced motivation of staff may improve outcomes for this vulnerable group.

He told the BBC: We have to keep in mind that assurances were given before the election, that Gary McKinnon is a vulnerable man and no compassionate view would allow him to go to jail, said the prime minister.