You look for revelation, not for reassurance.

The Albright report outlined a strategy of re engagement and reassurance.

In both cases, last days are about quiet reassurance.

With his speech, that reassurance may now have been given.

I know that that is a reassurance for us all.

Such a state monopoly on violence, first of all, serves as a reassurance.

It wants reassurance that the US will stand behind its debts.

International monitoring of the violence has provided some reassurance to the victims of apartheid violence.

Your window looked out onto the garden but you didn't have the reassurance of seeing him leave.

Draft paragraph 1 (c) therefore provided reassurance to States wishing to adopt the convention.

The difference is when you look in a regular mirror, you look for reassurance.

A sound programme of work offered little reassurance to those facing malnutrition and lack of access to basic necessities.

These operations have successfully accomplished the desired effects of reassurance, deterrence and maintaining a safe and secure environment.

Sense, sense, no sense.

The recent appointments to the Independent Electoral Commission are a further reassurance of good faith and cooperation on all sides.

This is a time when the Namibian people need reassurance in the form of continued assistance from the international community.

Nor did he publicly condemn the attacks, let alone visit a masjid or a Muslim neighborhood as a sign of reassurance.

Nigeria also wanted reassurance from the Secretariat that posts would not be left vacant merely to make economies.

It's a sense of economy and a sense, also, of humor.

Well you get a sense of order you get a sense of structure, you get a sense of real discipline.

Moreover, if Sarkozy has eroded, perhaps fatally, the sacred symbolic nature of the presidency, his governance has failed to provide any compensating reassurance.

If the Security Council doesn't commit to security over the course of a decade, you don't get the reassurance which produces private investment.

lot of sense.

Sense of duty?

But it's sense, good sense!

The purpose of the work is to address the major concerns of investors and creditors, and to provide some reassurance, through disclosures on corporate governance.

And guns give people a sense of power, a false sense of power.

There is no doubt as to the nuclear reassurance they have extended to others, pursuant to the NPT and other accords.

You look for reassurance that you're beautiful, or you're young, or you're tidy, or your bum doesn't look big in that.

This don't make sense at all. Does that make any kind of sense?

Of course, you have no sense. You have a soul but no sense.

How do you create the sense of transcendence, the sense of evoking a perfect world?

What addicts get is relief from pain, what they get is a sense of peace, a sense of control, a sense of calmness, very, very temporarily.

Sense

Makes a lot of sense.

I've no sense of humor.

Maybe that's what adversity gives us a sense of self, a sense of our own power.

A credible, pre announced phase out path would provide much needed reassurance to skittish global investors, without imposing immediate hardship on the poor.

Key components of the mission profile are deterrence and reassurance, which are achieved by projecting an overt and visible presence, robustness and, above all, authority and impartiality.

This requires, besides a great deal of work by experts, a set of reassurance measures (cooperative monitoring, transparency, registration, notification, traffic management, no commercial interference) based on effective verification.

(g) The reassurance that strict provisions of law are in place to govern the use of force, including the use of sedatives and other medication, in the execution of deportation orders

That boy has no sense of time, of direction. As a matter of fact, he has no sense.

It doesn't make sense, but nothing makes sense nowadays.

One is reciprocity, and associated with it is a sense of justice and a sense of fairness.

Professionally, I try to make sense often of things that don't make much sense themselves.