Sentence examples for which could reassure from inspiring English sources

Among the options, American officials said, would be Palestinian recognition of Israel as the Jewish homeland, something the Palestinians have so far resisted, and agreement on the borders of a future Palestinian state, which could reassure the Palestinians.

Such an agreement would also help to ensure there was a level playing field across in terms of business regulation – and this too would work to the advantage of companies, which could be reassured that their rivals were facing the same constraints.

At the same time, Mr Cameron could reassure party traditionalists that he was reviving an older Toryism which valued the notions of conservation and responsible stewardship.

For once I could reassure her.

So if you guys could reassure me a little, I would really, really appreciate it.

It could reassure foreign investors by making the rules on setting gas prices clearer.

This could reassure a few political waverers – but only if they were listening.

The presence of a robot could reassure children about the security of their old parents.

Our analysis, however, suggests that the risk of abnormal liver function tests is dose dependent and that it can be reversed on stopping treatment, both of which could help guide therapy and reassure people.

According to the Mid Devon Gazette Mr Hayman asked whether the duck would be left with a lisp after the fight, which could affect the double act's performance, but was reassured that Star's vocal capabilities would be intact.

This finding, which could have been expected given the retrospective design of our study, is quite reassuring about the validity of our data.