Sentence examples for concentrated on ensuring from inspiring English sources
The MP for Totnes said Hunt should instead have concentrated on ensuring more senior doctors spend more time in hospital at the weekend, that more nurses are on duty and that diagnostic services such as CT scans are more readily available.
Rosberg was unable to keep up, and concentrated on ensuring he stayed ahead of Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel.
Attention is being concentrated on ensuring the continuing fitness to practice of health professionals, with regular revalidation certain to become a requirement for all.
The interculturalist raison d'être, so to speak, is that interaction among people has been overlooked by the multicultural citizenship paradigm, which has mainly concentrated on ensuring the cultural rights of diverse groups.
Zapata-Barrero has argued that the core of intercultural citizenship is 'essentially one basic idea: that the interaction among people from different diversity attributions matters, and that this has been overlooked by the multicultural citizenship paradigm, which has mainly concentrated on ensuring the cultural rights of diverse groups' (Zapata-Barrero, 2016, p. 54).
Our initial efforts were concentrated on ensuring that the referral system worked smoothly within the hospital before advertising it more widely.
Ofsted could then concentrate on ensuring the delivery of a secular curriculum and abandon its inappropriate role as part of the government's anti-terrorist strategy.
Beyond the content of the conferences, the department also concentrates on ensuring the events themselves are delivered in a sustainable way.
My own view is that they should concentrate on ensuring that MPs do not have to subsidise the operation of their offices.
Because of the apparent gulf between what each side maintains the land is worth, some local residents said the town should now concentrate on ensuring that any development that ends up on the property does the least ecological damage possible.
Vienna Initiative 2.0, as it has been named, is concentrating on ensuring that national regulators do not work at cross purposes, inadvertently provoking a flight of capital as banks respond to pressure to reduce risk.
