Sentence examples for would be assurance from inspiring English sources

So, in this study, it was taken that to achieve investment decision to increase capacity in generation or investment in any of the segment in the WAPP electricity system, there would be assurance that there is enough certainty of cost recovery [44].

The publications in this narrative typically offered or referred to sets of criteria for research quality, listing specific methods or techniques deemed to be indicators of quality, and the documenting of which in the research output would be assurance of quality [ 15, 18- 24, 26, 26, 32, 39, 42, 47, 48, 50].

Informed consent was provided along with assurances that anonymity would be assured.

"If we didn't get the tobacco money, there would be 100percentt assurance that we would not get structural change".

As a result, even if every audit were done properly, there would be no assurance that the results would be comparable.

And, even if he improved as a communicator and Trump dropped out of the race, there would be no assurance that he would win the nomination.

Fairfax reported Mr Abbott as saying he would be seeking assurance from Mr Putin that "justice is done".

There would be higher assurance that these value outputs would be delivered if a responsible official or entity within the exploration function was specifically tasked with ensuring stakeholder value creation.

But if we wait too long to reform and we confront a crisis, the politics may become brutal and even violent and in such a situation there would be no assurance that the safety net, even for the most vulnerable, might not be seriously frayed".

The results showed that SCNUC is culturally sensitive, although there would be no assurance that the instruments would be useful for cross-cultural comparisons [ 12, 14].

It is also difficult to compare the neglect prevalence between different nations because there would be no assurance that the instruments we used in this sample would be useful for cross-cultural comparisons.