The phrase "and seeks to ensure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or effort to guarantee a certain outcome or condition.
Example: "The organization implements new policies and seeks to ensure the safety of all employees."
Alternatives: "and aims to guarantee" or "and strives to secure".
It is important to note that the Pier, Park and Playground proposal includes parking and seeks to ensure that our neighborhood is not overrun by cars.
But the language of the Sept. 11 Fund itself is purposely broad, she added, and seeks to ensure that nonprofit groups will be able to continue providing services.
"The legislation is a UK first – it addresses the issues that cause homelessness and seeks to ensure that everyone who is homeless or at risk of homelessness gets the help they need to secure a stable home," she says.
The SEC's proposal would extend it to the NASDAQ and other markets, and seeks to ensure that quotes be available electronically in order to be considered as a possible best price.
But, he added, "She is also very mindful of the challenges and seeks to ensure it proceeds in a way where people's aspirations are realized and not thwarted, where lives are valued and not lost".
This is a pitch for quite different guarantees from those being sought by Goldsmith, one which explicitly opposes any export of receipts form council house sales and seeks to ensure that social rent provision for low income Londoners is maintained in the most expensive areas.
But he certainly believed that, by such means, new generations would understand the measure of what had happened and seek to ensure that it would not happen again.
He established Sydney Teachers Collegee in 1905 06 and sought to ensure that teaching and courses were adapted to the needs of children.
The parliament is also to pass a charter defining the Prime Minister's authority and seeking to ensure the cabinet makes decisions, not the Prime Minister alone.
Such reviews should critically analyze executive and incentive compensation arrangements and seek to ensure that bank and board policies governing such arrangements meet regulatory expectations.
In backing Spain, the Justice Department argued that the United States owned thousands of lost vessels and sought to ensure that they were "treated as sovereign ships and honored graves and are not subject to exploration, or exploitation".
