Sentence examples for ensures one from inspiring English sources
The key rule change he wants from the NEC is to reduce the votes of MPs and MEPs needed to put a candidate on the ballot in future leadership elections from 15%to5 5%: that ensures one of his own on the list, and the present party membership would then be able to select a successor in Corbyn's image.
Killing Casey's candidacy merely ensures one more vote — an anti-choice vote, at that — for Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist.
"But it's very disappointing that a district would be created that ensures one guy will have the seat in perpetuity.
Behind its stellar education ranking is a comprehensive social security and public health system that ensures one of the lowest child poverty rates in Europe, and some of the highest levels of wellbeing.
Battier went to Duke, where he played for Coach Mike Krzyzewski, a rite of passage that ensures one will forever be seen as "playing the right way," sort of like a writer trained by Strunk & White: they might not be the most creatively explosive, but just as commas will be correctly placed, so offensive screens will be correctly set.
The 2N ensures one standby replica for each active application.
Kay Boycott, from housing and homelessness charity Shelter, said: "Unless any new right-to-buy scheme ensures one-for-one replacement of each home sold with a genuinely affordable home, these programmes will simply continue the asset-stripping of our housing stock.
One way to ensure one-on-one matchups for Ratliff is to use what coaches call "bear fronts," which would squeeze defensive ends Igor Olshansky and Marcus Spears to the inside of the line.
Leigh's promotion on Saturday ensured one Super League side will be relegated this season in the sudden-death finale.
But what if Ah-nold and Riordan agree on which one is to run, ensuring one of them victory on the second ballot?
Those patterns ensured one-on-one coverage – as safety help is irrelevant outside in man coverage – and allowed Tebow to heave the ball downfield rather than make precise, timing-based throws to moving targets through tight windows.
