Sentence examples for world assurances from inspiring English sources

Well, hang on, I said, in this suspicious new world, assurances of fiscal rigour are out of fashion.

Re "A Vegetarian Slugger in the Land of Brats," April 27: I would add one thing to Alan Schwarz's otherwise balanced and delightful article about Brewers first baseman Prince Fielder's recent conversion to vegetarianism and the buzz it has caused in the baseball world: assurance to bratwurst-loving Milwaukee fans that embracing a meat-free diet by no means necessitates swearing off sausage.

"Prepare to cast her off!" Their vessel may be hydrogen-fueled, but its real source of power is the blind optimism and all's-right-with-the-world self-assurance (also known as denial) of its passengers.

They speak with a rugged, fuck-the-world assurance that suggests the two have always had one another's backs.

He travels the world offering assurances that Iran's interest in nuclear weapons is peaceful.

But what we know now is that in a big, bad world, those assurances no longer apply".

This means that they can offer the world no assurances about either Iran's past nuclear intentions or its present ones.No time to go wobblyIran is fuming.

I think that gives the world some assurance that when the response comes it will have been thought through".

Eventually, that will require creating some kind of arms control framework that gives officials in Islamabad, New Delhi and the rest of the world some assurance that a firefight over the Line of Control does not risk rapid escalation into a nuclear exchange.

One of the TV spots opens with the worlds "Quality Assurance at Samsung," set to the percussive intro to the percussive intro to The O'Jays' 1975 classic, "Give the People What They Want".

Mr. Cosby, whose son Ennis was killed in a roadside shooting in Los Angeles in 1997, advised the graduates that the outside world held no assurances.