Sentences with phrase «false assurance»

What's worst is, there are some companies who will just give you nothing but false assurances — promise to update a phone call or e-mail — and then nothing.

But I have been warning that this right of conscience is really an expedient, intended to give false assurance while the euthanasia consciousness gestates and matures.

Such regulatory «protective guidelines,» as they are often called, offer to society false assurances of control and act as the honey (if you will) that helps the hemlock go down.

Deceived by the Justice Department's cover - up, relying on false assurances that Rocky Flats wasn't as contaminated as everyone had thought, public officials now plan to open the former nuclear weapons plant to recreation.

Equifax's lawyers at Choate, Hall & Stewart had argued (among many other things) that the AG can't wield the state consumer protection law, which prohibits businesses from making false, deceptive or unfair claims, without showing anyone was harmed by Equifax's supposedly false assurances about data security.

«It is completely unacceptable that I have been refused access to Yarl's Wood for more than a year and it would be extraordinary for the home secretary to continue to ignore my reasonable request by fobbing me off with false assurances.»

Apps that inaccurately measure blood pressure could lead to false alarms and possibly fatal false assurances, Kumar said.

But Foreman's false assurances didn't keep the crowd from engaging in its trademark radical «direct action.»

According to the FTC, the company's ads gave false assurances that it would pay off or eliminate payday loans in a short time.

Assisted - suicide advocacy is wrapped in euphemisms and false assurances.

Quit wishing for some false assurance that you'll be saved.

He writes that the laymen reported increased honesty with patients; increased ability to listen to the patients; increased ability to notice nonverbal behavior; lessening of the savior role; increased ability to help the patient face the facts as they are, and a lessening of the temptation to give false assurance; and finally, further realization that their being with another person was a tangible expression of God's concern.

«Although these early - term babies appeared to be mature, providing a false assurance to clinical providers and parents, and they did well on the Apgar scores, they are nevertheless physiologically immature,» notes Lakshminrusimha.

Although the early - term babies in the study appeared to be mature, providing a false assurance to clinical providers and parents, and they did well on the Apgar scores, they were nevertheless physiologically immature.

The Brexit campaign made «false promises and false assurances, specifically designed to deceive», Labour peer Lord Livermore has claimed, adding he will oppose the Brexit bill.

The Bolgatanga legislator added that the government was worsening the country's debt profile but giving false assurances its recent borrowing would rather the country reduce its debt stock.

To help believers reach this goal, Dr. Sproul defines assurance, shows how we can get it, reveals the blessings it confers, and warns of the dangers of false assurance.

It's a culture of opacity and (often) false assurance that everything is under control, accidents can easily be dealt with when they inevitably occur — not restricted to the Japanese nuclear industry but seemingly endemic to the fossil fuel industry more broadly.

Partners and judges are likely to make decisions based on these false assurances that these methods make him safe.