We used to be reassured by the generalization that democratic countries seek peace.

First, bondholders will need to be reassured that their new bonds are secure.

To the righteous it will be said , O reassured soul ,

To the righteous it will be said , O reassured soul ,

Kosovo Serbs who consider themselves at risk need to be reassured of their freedom.

Financial markets have been reassured that the euro is here to stay.

They would also be reassured by the fact that California sends representatives to Washington, D.C., where the special master s marching orders would be issued.

Banks had reassured themselves with the belief that countries could not become insolvent.

It mattered that Chávez reassured the masses that I am a little of all of you.

There is reason to feel reassured by Obama s reactions.

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They said , We wish to eat from it and let our hearts be reassured and know that you have been truthful to us and be among its witnesses .

They said , We wish to eat from it , so that our hearts may be reassured , and know that you have told us the truth , and be among those who witness it .

They said , We wish to eat from it , so that our hearts may be reassured , and know that you have told us the truth , and be among those who witness it .

Now, the resolution of the crisis has reassured many that the Bank can practice what it preaches.

Conservatives in the House of Commons (and in the wider party) want to be reassured that their leader shares their antagonism for the entire European integration process.

He reassured the Commission that every effort would be made to avoid inconsistencies in the ratification of the draft convention by the EU and its member States.

Reassured by this groundswell of support, the Eurocrats should be fostering a much more pluralistic approach to EU policymaking and debate.

But the presence of the international community reassured us that it was safe to do business in the country.

She reassured the Committee that the guidelines and principles relating to the appointment of gratis personnel were being respected.

If Europe could show in the worst possible scenario of sovereign default how such a process might operate, uncertainty would be reduced and markets would be reassured.

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi s announcement last summer that the ECB would do whatever it takes to preserve the euro reassured financial markets.

Investors need to be reassured that debt service costs are under control, and that debt volumes and deficit limits are firmly monitored in order to minimize default risks and strengthen banks ability to lay the groundwork for sustainable growth.

Indians cannot quite decide whether the Americans are simply naive or duplicitous either way, they are not reassured.

The mission was reassured by the Government's agreement to review carefully, with the United Nations, the modalities for the expected disengagement of ONUB, which it agreed should be gradual.

But de Gaulle s legacy would most likely be snuffed out gently, with nostalgia for both Mitterrand and Chirac possibly proving very tempting for a people disaffected with the political system but desiring to be reassured.

And resolving internal problems through a disproportionate use of force reassured even the regime s security obsessed ex KGB men.

Those with bitter memories of Japanese behavior half a century ago should be reassured this debate is about how to defend peace, not about how to promote or wage war.

But, on a recent trip to Israel, White House adviser Dan Shapiro is said to have been reassured that the Israelis will not embarrass their American friends.

In a September 2004 letter to Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, President George W. Bush reassured Israelis that it was unrealistic to expect that the outcome of final status negotiations will be a full and complete return to the armistice lines of 1949.

There is reason to feel reassured by Obama s reactions. He termed Mubarak s departure a display of the power of human dignity, adding that the people of Egypt have spoken, their voices have been heard, and Egypt will never be the same.

As economic crisis engulfs France and most of the world, the French are not reassured by their young and energetic president.

A Yes vote, on the other hand, would encourage a reassured Chirac to continue his policy of no reform and scapegoating the ECB.

Whether on state television or in government controlled newspapers at the time, there was no free press, Internet, or cable news citizens were reassured that Egypt had regained control of its destiny.

They are not reassured by the Biden pick, whose name is forever associated, in Iraqi eyes, with a hastily thought plan to divide Iraq

If you want America to lead by the power of example, you favor Barack Obama if you want to be reassured by the continuation of America s power in a traditional security sense, you probably prefer John McCain.

He reassured the Committee that Ireland's commitments under the Convention, as well as under other international instruments, had been taken into account during the development of the National Women's Strategy and took note of the recommendation that a study on the reasons for women's underrepresentation in political life should be carried out.

And in an age that is sometimes nowadays frightening or confusing, we feel reassured by the almost parental like authority of experts who tell us so clearly what it is we can and cannot do.

If, however, the G Major economies issued quarterly announcements of significant upcoming policy changes for example, a small round of quantitative easing by country X, a larger liquidity injection by countries Y and Z, and so on markets would be reassured that a currency war was not being fought.

Pronouncements made in this chamber on fissile material reassured us that our efforts, such as the presentation of a working paper on The possible scope and requirements of the fissile material treaty , were not in vain.

Many of Japan's neighbors were understandably reassured by the Cold War arrangement whereby America promised to defend Japan, relieving the country of the need for a powerful military.

During all the discussions we have had recently with representatives of the international community regarding the pace of the process of finding a solution to the Kosovo and Metohija problems, we have been reassured that no automatism will be applied in this process and that concrete results in achieving our common objective have to precede every new step.

However, since that date, I have been greatly reassured by the speed with which SPLM named Dr. Garang's successor, Commander Salva Kiir, as the head of the Movement and his subsequent inauguration as the First Vice President of the Sudan.

The Middle East needs a restructured security architecture built on the foundation of cooperation in the field of security, whereby each State will be reassured of the safety of its population and its peaceful existence, allowing the development of normalized relations and bringing prosperity to all.

Nor are Italians reassured to learn that Berlusconi fielded a number of candidates during the recent European Parliament elections whose only discernible qualification was that they were pretty young girls who had possibly spent some time in the prime minister s company at his Sardinian Villa or Roman Palazzo.