Sentence examples for ensured channel from inspiring English sources

During Bishop's period as chairman he ensured Channel 4 built its own freehold headquarters in London, now a £100m asset.

Although it was Channel 4's vociferous lobbying that first alerted the government to the problems facing the industry, the policy-makers charged with fixing British TV are not guided solely by ensuring Channel 4's survival.

The committee also called on ministers to ensure Channel 4 falls beyond the remit of legislation currently going through parliament which will allow the government to scrap or merge quangos.

The Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said: "We would urge the Government to review the current capacity to ensure Channel is sufficient to respond to the increase in the number of people likely to engage with its work".

Indeed, there are many approaches to ensure channel reciprocity in wireless systems, such as interpolation and filtering [28].

The unitary matrices of relay terminals in the training section, mentioned in Section 4, are adopted to ensure channel identifiable in the simulation.

where is a linear transformation unitary matrix to ensure channel identifiable, as explained later; is the relay amplification factor to meet the power constraint for each relay terminal and is given by (4).

Facing the real possibility of falling short of the 76 seats he needs to form a majority government, Turnbull began contingency planning, making calls on Sunday morning that Tasmanian independent Andrew Wilkie said were aimed at ensuring "channels of communication" were open.

Namely, what is the required SW or channel rate to ensure successful channel decoding in the presence of the SI?

For the utility of heterologous channels to be realized, it is important to ensure that channel introduction alone does not alter endogenous neuronal function outside of intended experimental manipulations.

The USRPs are closely located in line-of-sight to ensure the channel between them is fairly static, without fading, thus mimicking the channel used in the theoretical work.