Sentence examples for ensured until from inspiring English sources

By gaining control over the all-important trade routes from Walvis Bay and the Cape Colony, he ensured, until his death in 1861, Nama dominance over the Herero.

Acceptance of the product might not be ensured until it is demonstrated that it could perform the intended function.

Isolation of kerogen from the pre-extracted sample was effected by treatment with HCl for removal of carbonates, removal of carbonates was ensured until effervescence ceases and the silicates were destroyed by treatment with HF, and removal of silicates was ensured until the residual rock material is no longer coarse and concentrated HNO3 was added for the removal of pyrites.

Allocation concealment was ensured until after participants enrolled and completed the baseline fall risk assessment; however, the study was not blinded.

Expression of CASQ2-R33Q influences molecular and ultra-structural heart development; post-natal, adaptive changes appear capable of ensuring until adulthood a new pathophysiological equilibrium.

A generous let from Smyczek and three missed match points ensured drama until the very end, but a relieved Nadal sank to his knees after sealing victory at the fourth attempt.

"It has ensured, up until now, we didn't have to make cuts to our Medicaid program," said Elisabeth Burak, health policy director of Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families.

All consenting participants were stratified by practice and centrally randomised (Health Services Research Unit, University of Aberdeen) to mobile phone or paper based monitoring with a 1 1 allocation with random block sizes of two or four; telephone randomisation ensured concealment until the treatment was assigned.

Sampling until theoretical saturation ensured data collection continued until no 'new' relevant data emerged.

Commissioner Bud Selig's plan to jettison two teams for the 2002 baseball season suffered a severe setback yesterday with a court decision that ensured a delay until at least well into next month.

After a successful early career with the BBC in Britain and in New York, where he covered the assassinations of Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy, and the Apollo missions, Onions became a key figure in the independent radio adventure of the 70s and 80s, and one of those who ensured its success until the pressures of the market eventually displaced it.