Reassurances in a sentence

Aikins offered some additional advice and reassurances.

Andover's MP, Kit Malthouse on Monday, March 27 raised the issue in the House of Commons, calling for reassurances that "those responsible are held to account".

But banks dropped 3.8% despite the Lagarde's reassurances.

But if, of course, if the UK government is granting Rwandans asylum here, this would blow apart their reassurances that Rwanda was a safe country.

If Lowe does not get reassurances this summer, on a clear plan and way forward, he might consider his future.

Minister Edghill has given reassurances that if citizens elect persons with the requisite vision when they cast their ballots at the LGE, then all communities countrywide will experience rapid transformation.

Nissan’s independent board directors are due to meet early next week to consider several proposals by Renault, including reassurances on intellectual property concerns.

Shares in banks around the world slumped on Monday, despite reassurances from the US president that America's financial system is safe.

The reassurances, however, have not stopped investors from selling the shares amid more general concerns about how global banks will weather the current climate of rising interest rates.

And so, we see the same pieties, the same reassurances, the same promises, played on a sedating loop regarding Syria’s fate, the promise of democratic healing, the transfiguration of a traumatised society.

Coun David Hall echoed these concerns as he proposed rejecting the plans due to the lack of access for emergency vehicles and concerns about waste capacity, despite reassurances from Anglian Water.

County board vice chair Sharon Williams offered reassurances that garbage pickup will still be happening.

Despite repeated reassurances from Shuman staff and remediation plans, improvements never came, so the state issued an emergency removal order in August 2021 to transfer the 20 remaining juveniles there to other facilities across the state.

From the aspiring president, Fratelli d’Italia will then want reassurances especially on the issues that are dearest to them, such as migrants and pacts with third countries.

Upon hearing reassurances from Trans Mountain, the regulator agreed with the company’s second, updated application.

All in, it pointed out that public-private collaboration between business and governments is vital to develop new health protocols which will form the travel experience and also provide people with strong reassurances when travelling.

And now, often thanks to reassurances from law enforcement and government power itself, the members of these self-appointed militias feel they ought to make determinations about who else belongs.

Any leader, with a realistic sense of what his country was going through, should immediately have called for calm and issued reassurances that justice would prevail.

Benevolent MisanthropeWell that doesn't make me even more leery of Amazon's "we don't spy on you" reassurances in any way.

But the denials of favouritism and reassurances that safety measures were followed failed to placate critics, with Twitter users slamming the “hypocrisy” of the authorisation while France had imposed measures to control the spread of the virus.