The phrase "arguments to ensure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reasons or justifications aimed at achieving a specific outcome or goal.
Example: "We need to present strong arguments to ensure that our proposal is accepted by the board."
Alternatives: "reasons to guarantee" or "justifications to secure".
Once the signal was sent that prisoners in the "war on terror" were not entitled to decent treatment, cynical lawyers, including Alberto Gonzales, who was then the White House counsel, conjured up perverse legal arguments to ensure that the jailers' bosses would not be prosecuted for abusing them.
With the Senate poised to cast historic votes on health care legislation, a host of activist groups, labor unions, and even the White House itself launched their closing arguments to ensure passage.
If this is the case, then what better argument to ensure young people get decent sex education, says Tewodros Melesse, the director general of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), of which Bemfam is a member.
It is noted that the denominator in (2.5) involves the larger argument to ensure the series convergence.
[ 32] There is therefore a strong health economic argument to ensure that guidance is available to support discontinuation of MTAs for reasons of futility.
Economic arguments try to ensure that public investment in research is wisely spent by maximising use and helping to identify cost-effective policy decisions based on sound evidence.
(Interviewee 1) A compelling counter argument is to ensure that the patients receive reliable information and understand the real goal of the research.
Turnbull argues the media landscape has been entirely redrawn by technology – he believes the internet has made redundant the old arguments about regulation to ensure diversity and plurality.
The other partner is bored with what's going on in bed and avoids contact with protests of fatigue or arguments well timed to ensure an escape.
This second generation of economic "welfare rights," the argument went, helped to ensure that the political, economic, and legal rights belonging to the first generation could be made effective in protecting the vital interests of citizens and were not simply paper guarantees.
I understand the argument for confidentiality to ensure the journalists' safety -- but will someone explain to me: a) Why is it OK for him to speculate about it publicly on Rachel Maddow if it's so sensitive?
