Exempel på assurance

• Despite repeated assurances that the product is safe, many people have stopped buying it.

• The fact that the number of deaths from cancer in the area has doubled surely gives the lie to official assurances of the safety of nuclear power.

• The management gave their assurances that there would be no more job losses.

• Despite assurances that the vaccine was safe, many parents chose to ignore government advice.

• The council has given assurances that the new building development will not encroach on public land.

• Investors also are looking for economic, legal and regulatory services - and assurances that the ' rules of the game ' will not change capriciously.

• With so many institutions and so few regulators, assurances have not been a meaningful device for filling gaps in the regulation's skimpy substantive rules.

• They wanted real, visible i assurances that she and her retinue would be respected, protected, and prominent in the public arena.

• Through the unilateral commitments to plans, assurances are generated and stalemates are ended.

• In the absence of credible assurances on this score, we might expect to see the achievement of trade liberalization undermined by calls for renewed protection.

• If we think of an ex ante increased chance of benefit as itself a benefit, threats can be assimilated to sure assurances.

• Because assurances define duties having a substantive regulatory character, they amount to contract-based regulation.

• However, the validity of such assurances can be tested by supposing that the boot was on the other foot.

• The members of the consultation team expressed frustration at being unable to provide convincing assurances in support of a different course of action.

• Certification schemes can give effective plant health assurances to buyers or importers of propagating material and several examples are given.

• However, the provision of assurances concerning their predictability is still insufficient, mainly in the context of dependable applications.

• I proceeded by applying an argument for the rationality of following through on assurances to the rationality of following through on deterrent threats.

• Poverty remained widespread in those areas on the margins of power, and many had tired of the state's failure to fulfill its assurances.

• On the one hand, it has a protective face, giving paternalistic assurances and shielding labour from excessive and unfair business demands.

• In early third wave transitions, such assurances proved critical to enabling regime change even to begin (ibid : 48).