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They present, he writes, "a unique opportunity to ensure there will be no more low-attaining schools in the future".

The unspoken aim is to ensure there will be no chaotic default on 20 March, when a €14.4bn (£12.1bondbond repayment falls due.

Supporters of the new bill contemplate a single tax rate of 1.32percentt, but caution that to ensure there will be no loss of revenue to the Treasury, that figure is considered only preliminary.

"We must act," he said in a statement, "to ensure there will be a sufficient supply of electricity to keep the power flowing to homes and businesses in California".

It will also suggest amendments to ensure there will be no government spending on mail shots or other taxpayer-funded material in the final four weeks of the campaign.

Kevin Foster said groups that combine their efforts are able to submit a stronger application than an individual group because there are more people who can ensure there will be someone to take care of the lighthouse.

"This strike action could have been avoided, but the government has ensured there will be a strike," he said.

Cancer Research is a partner in the event, and is ensuring there will be celebrity speakers in the opening and closing ceremonies.

By decreeing a party list system of proportional representation for Euro-elections New Labour has ensured there will be no choice of candidates.

Should capacity be increased at Heathrow, we are committed to ensuring there will be no more Heathrow-related vehicles on the roads than today and those vehicles that are travelling to the airport will be cleaner.

✒Fascinating that the new high-speed line is to loop round George Osborne's constituency in the rich lands south of Manchester, so ensuring there will be no blight there and an easier life for the chancellor.