Sentence examples for ensuring the needs from inspiring English sources
Much of that money will be earmarked for players' salaries, with a significant amount spent on stadium facilities, ensuring the needs of the lifeblood of the clubs – the fans – are met.
Here in the Pacific, we also focus on ensuring the needs and capabilities of women are integrated into every level of disaster response, recovery and risk reduction.
So the situation in Kosovo is likely to become more explosive, not less, ensuring the need for NATO troops to remain for a long time to come.
Responsibility is now on the government to ensure the needs of some of its most vulnerable populations are being met.
She says Marie Stopes has launched a Make Women Matter campaign to ensure the needs of women and girls are at the centre of the process.
In public law our proposals aim to ensure the needs of children come first and to help everyone be clear about who is responsible for what.
In response to industrial demand, a Doctoral Training Centre has been established to both foster multidisciplinary training and ensure the needs of industry are specifically addressed.
Last month, the European Report on Development said the international community needed to "radically transform" the way it manages water, energy and land to ensure the needs of the poorest people are met and the environment is protected.
There is currently a need for link-level, city wide modelling of cycling, both to ensure the needs of existing cyclists are catered for in planning, and to model the effects of changing infrastructure in shaping cyclist behaviour.
The international community needs to "radically transform" the way it manages water, energy and land to ensure the needs of the poorest people are met and the environment is protected, according to the European Report on Development, published on Wednesday.
The report calls for a more holistic view of agriculture and urges governments, NGOs and the private sector to work together to ensure the needs of the future are better served.
