Sentence examples for doubtless ensure from inspiring English sources

Best behaviour, a decent gastronomic effort by the chefs at Windsor Castle and excited British newspaper coverage of Ms Bruni will doubtless ensure a smooth summit.

The memory of the chaos that preceded him, plus the favours he has doled out to Thailand's farmers, will doubtless ensure his re-election with a handsome majority.The perils of stabilityIt is true that Mr Thaksin has brought stability.

"In this particular case, the welfare of the child must be foremost in everyone's mind and correct procedures will doubtless be applied to ensure this child's safety and welfare is paramount.

Doubtless, managers are hoping to ensure that NUJ activists are among those who will not be re-employed.

New precautions will doubtless be introduced in a bid to ensure that no similar calamity befalls whale-watchers in future.

Right now, Facebook employees are poring over all of the initial data from the existing frictionless apps, and they'll doubtless be making plenty of tweaks to ensure that you're seeing a lot of content that you're at least somewhat interested in.

When the US president symbolically travels to Havana, as doubtless he soon will, you can bet that the Cubans will ensure the historic handshake with President Raul Castro takes place against a backdrop that shows the capital at its dazzling best.

This information will doubtless contribute to consolidating one of the premises of modern conservation: that of managing biodiversity properly to ensure the continued availability of the services provided by the ecosystems that directly and indirectly affect human well-being.

With disability benefits, the challenge is to ensure that only genuinely disabled receive benefits—and to end the payment of multiple benefits for the same disability.Mr Darling will doubtless be stung by the headlines proclaiming that his appointment marks the end of serious efforts to reform the welfare state.

Yet last week Britain's business secretary, Lord Mandelson, warned a big group of the country's institutional investors doubtless fixing those from Cadbury with a narrowed eye against the dangers of short-termism.A month earlier he had promised Kraft that the British government would scrutinise a foreign buyer to ensure that "respect" was paid to Cadbury's proud heritage.

Doubtless the initially meandering narrative and languorously lovely directorial style ensured the series attracted respectable rather than spectacular viewing figures, but if the storytelling was occasionally stately, it was always with the goal of deepening characterisation and thickening atmosphere.