Sentence examples for as insuring that from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush had initiated his program four years earlier, but it essentially built on Ann Richards's measures to help struggling schools, such as insuring that they got adequate funding, and it had bipartisan support.

They want a new industry forum to oversee common standards in safety and training, as well as insuring that pensions are transferred effectively every time a contract changes hands.

For the seller of a product due diligence may be as simple as insuring that the purchaser has the funds with which to complete the transaction.

That "modernization" in 2000 made legal the mergers that created the too-big-to-fail banks that had to be bailed out by taxpayers, as well as insuring that the burgeoning markets in toxic derivatives and credit default swaps were summarily freed from all government regulation.

This leads individuals to gain higher levels of immunity, as well as insuring that the immunity they have gained is less likely to be lost.

Familiarity with the guideline should be insured as well as insuring that several versions are not in circulation.

This is where movies and music should sound about as good as it gets, insuring that good sound is heard throughout the listening area.

The institution of compulsory health insurance for these workers was suggested as a means of insuring that expatriates seek health care.

And that, conceivably, it was — to wrap up the argument — the spell cast by these two fragmentary, all but random enchantments of Astaire that prepared the way for "Pina," some months later, insuring that, as the year glided to a rest, it would be dance, rather than any other branch of endeavor, that would bring me the most supple joy in a cinema?

Such a provision was included in the original Senate version of the bill as a way of insuring that the United States does not bargain away its anti-dumping laws, which seek to prevent foreign competitors from selling their goods here below cost.

He made an appeal: If you like this job, if you like this profession, if you like what it's done for your family, if you like what it's done for you, and what we, collectively, can do for this city, then I ask you to share — to share the responsibility for insuring that, as the march continues, there are many more marchers, many more African-American marchers, many more black marchers.