Sentence examples for ensure continued viability from inspiring English sources
An interviewee was quoted as saying that Ofsted, the education regulator, requires colleges of further education "to have a certain amount of [financial] surplus" to ensure continued viability.
This paper suggests that rather than seek to eliminate tensions emerging from increased internal diversity and complexity, grassroots forest organizations should confront and manage these tensions to ensure continued viability while responding appropriately to moments of "structural choice".
If a CSRO materializes in the near future there are several design components that are necessary to ensure continuing viability, including: support from industry and government (notably the SEC and the CFTC), expansive mechanisms for fraud and other misconduct detection, and credible ways to ensure member accountability and penalty enforcement.
The establishment and endowment of a permanent Gulf of Mexico monitoring, observation and research program is critical so we better understand the complex and dynamic Gulf of Mexico ecosystem and adapt resource management in order to ensure continued ecological health, biodiversity, and economic viability.
These aged tubes were assessed to ensure continued safe operation.
To ensure continuing patient compliance, periodic feedback should be given.
Periodic joint coding of data ensured continued inter-coder reliability.
One of the goals with this launch was basically just to prove SpaceX as a viable launch option, which Boeing says will help ensure the flexibility and continued viability of the X-37B for experimental use.
The Board of Directors and Trustees -- a group of volunteers from many sectors of the entertainment industry -- struggled mightily for years to find an alternative to closure that would ensure the Fund's continued viability.
In response, Sowerwine designed and led an array of interventions to support the farms' continued viability.
This raises questions, however, about the continuing viability of NATO.
