Sentence examples for assure life from inspiring English sources

In a statement after their meeting, Mr. Zapatero said the 17 victims had been taking part in a mission "designed to assure life and liberty to a people who have suffered decades of tyranny and violence".

In order to assure life and property, Nepal urgently needs some frameworks for strengthening and retrofitting techniques for the vernacular houses thus the economic constructions could be carried on.

To further assure life safety, fire alarm systems are located in each residence hall to alert the occupants in case of fire and drills are conducted several times each year.

They were all brought together to create a revolutionary recombinant innovation: new varieties of rice that yielded two to three times what farmers had previous been able to attain; and new ways of spreading the message to farmers and country leaders, in order to assure life-saving, widespread adoption.

"We can be proud of our work every day to help children survive and thrive; to help girls achieve their potential; to protect children from violence and exploitation; to vaccinate every child and to eradicate polio; assure life-saving supplies; forge more diverse partnerships to accelerate results and so, so much more," said Mr. Lake.

"You can't even assure your life for one minute there," he said.

Tom, recently out of prison, rejoins them as they prepare for their pilgrimage to California where, as advertisements assure them, life is easy.

They lay out 10 secrets to "aging smart," 14 stumbling blocks on the road to long-term wellness (like breathing wrong and clumsiness), and 6 magic pills that assure eternal life (not really, but they're fond of aspirin).

There is no quicker way to assure a life of exclusively bench science than to prove incompetent in working with other people.

Local strengthening solutions like buttresses, corner posts, corner ties and wall bracings could be viable solutions for feebly damaged houses so as to assure the life and property of local people in rural Nepal.

"How are they going to assure that life goes on?" asks Rothenberg.