Sentence examples for ensuring redistribution from inspiring English sources

Mandela should probably have gone further earlier in ensuring redistribution.

Parties on the economic left will oppose decentralization, since they will support a tighter fiscal union that ensures redistribution from wealthy to poorer citizens and regions.

By studying the stress distribution along the net section for different edge distances and bolt arrangements, it was found that the ductility of stainless steel is sufficient to ensure extensive redistribution of stresses prior to fracture.

The capillary wall, however, also contains contractile pericytes [ 90] which form the functional unit of the capillariomotor system; a mechanism that seemingly ensures the redistribution of erythrocytes along capillary paths according to the regional oxygen needs of the tissue [ 61].

Consider the possibility that the digital rights management term is adequate to use for general description - it is a generic term describing many technologies which ensure unauthorized redistribution of digital content.

Second, Labour must detail what a reconfigured social contract looks like and how to ensure a fairer redistribution of opportunities, incomes and resources.

A mechanism for the lath boundary arrangement within a block is postulated to ensure complete carbon redistribution to the lath boundaries.

The redistribution ensures that a fourth-order accurate discrete divergence operator is preserved to round off errors when applied to the cell averages of the magnetic flux density.

Earlier this month, U.S. President Barack Obama signed an executive order mandating that the U.S. government "mitigate the effects of geomagnetic disturbances on the electrical power grid" and "ensure the timely redistribution of space weather alerts".

For this study, we bought 10 porcine lumbar spines (L2 L5) at a traditional market, and ensured that motion redistribution over the entire mobile region was possible in all the specimens.

The most effective anti-poverty program we could devise for the long run would have less to do with income redistribution than with ensuring that poor kids get a first-rate education, from preschool on.