Sentence examples for could be ensured for from inspiring English sources
The result shows that no more than + 2% above the optimal energy requirements could be ensured for 20% feed composition disturbances, which is encouraging for industrial implementation.
And greater fairness and opportunity could be ensured for smaller operations which are currently threatened by what is seen as an unfair advantage on the part of the big players.
"I think the balance could be ensured, for instance, by the nationality of members of the board, by majority rules on the board, by agreements on the governance of the company," Mr. Gallois said.
This would potentially involve establishing dedicated regional centres where a standard of care could be ensured for all patients.
Such consultations could be ensured, for example, through the UN Statistical Commission of the General Assembly (which recently launched CensusInfo) and possibly the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).
If there was a simple way in which this could be ensured for every patient, then our data, as well as those of others, would suggest that there would be an overall improvement in survival, possibly as large as that sought but not yet found, in studies of myeloablative chemotherapy.
For the auctioning mechanism broad participation could be ensured using multiple tranches of finance provision.
Fifa's requirements also included an open-ended ability to modify the agreement at any time; no indemnity to protect the city or taxpayers from legal and financial risks; for Chicago to meet requirements that fall outside of its jurisdiction and authority and therefore could not be ensured; and for contracts to be governed and interpreted under Swiss law (Fifa is headquartered in Zurich).
See also footnote 7. Unfortunately, the evaluation of subsequent contact attempts had to be omitted because it could not be ensured that the timing for subsequent attempts occurred at random and independently of previous attempts (e.g., no appointments between interviewer and sample unit were made).
Adequate sampling and/or triage for further studies could thus be ensured.
