Sentence examples for cases of ensuring from inspiring English sources

"It must be ensured that the use of these services does not expose the users to financial hardship, including in cases of ensuring the continuity of care in the aftermath of emergencies and disasters".

Following this the WHO has developed a Global Action Plan for NCDs that include the following statements regarding NCDs and the humanitarian response [ 27]: "It must be ensured that the use of these services does not expose the users to financial hardship, including in cases of ensuring the continuity of care in the aftermath of emergencies and disasters".

The first of these is simply a case of ensuring you cook the chocolate gently.

It is now a case of ensuring through the pension protection fund and engagement with employers that what is currently promised to members will eventually be delivered.

However, if it is simply a case of ensuring that a smaller investment banking business generates the best possible return on equity, then we would view this as a positive," said Gary Greenwood at Shore Capital.

"It was then a case of ensuring we received our valuation," he said.

The DMD functions as a virtual pinhole array and takes the place of traditional pinholes to realize parallel lateral scanning The DMD based confocal system can achieve parallel scanning in the case of ensuring axial resolution with high axial resolution.

In the case of ensuring lower service rates, the volume of network resources regarding the average number of powered on CSs and the level of Tx power engaged during a month can be lower.

Since we use the same instance in terms of number and allocations of TCs when examining influence on network consumption of the other two rate combinations, the network will be over-capacitated in the case of ensuring a 12.2/64 kb/s service rate.

GWAS studies in heterogeneous diseases such as cancer could be improved by evaluating associations with biologically meaningful subsets of patients with central review of cases to ensure accuracy of classification.

If those Brits in Australia return when their contracts are up – or even before in the cases of Lee Mossop and Sam Tomkins – ensuring a cycle where only half a dozen of our best are in the NRL at any one time, that should be seen as a positive.