Sentence examples for ensuring viable from inspiring English sources

With new dune slacks every 5 years, L. loeselii occurs in approximately eight different dune slacks at the same time, ensuring viable populations also in the future.

Our case study in northern Norway demonstrates how ecological dynamics among large carnivores, sheep and reindeer, mediated by mountain pasture and pastoralist practices, create interdependences in the social-ecological system that need to be considered when seeking to fulfil broad objectives of conserving biodiversity and ensuring viable local livelihoods.

In addition to discussing information technology, other debates and motions focused on reducing inequity and disparity, improving quality education outcomes, ensuring viable employment opportunities for young Namibians, and accelerating action towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

"Engie in Australia would need to invest many hundreds of millions of dollars to ensure viable and, most importantly, continued safe operation," he said.

Ms. Pelosi authorized party groups to meddle aggressively in California's open-primary system to ensure viable Democratic candidates would emerge.

The only way to ensure viable fourth networks, he believes, is for governments to be less greedy in taking licence fees, and firmer in distributing spectrum equally among competitors.

But the challenge for public policy makers may now be to find ways to allow, or even encourage, some struggling long-distance carriers to merge -- not simply to ensure viable competitors to the Bells, but to foster the returns that investors will require if they are to continue putting money into the network-building business.

So needs to be done to ensure viable startups can thrive and scale?

The freshly prepared bacterial suspensions were mixed into the feed each day to ensure viable bacterial cells in the feed throughout the experimental period.

We can't do anything about the loss of land bridges thousands of years ago but what we can do is to ensure viable habitats and protection of endangered species against all threats including poaching.

For example, Friedlander and others (2003) suggested that no-take zones should measure ca. 10 km to ensure viable populations of a range of species in the Seaflower Biosphere Reserve, Colombia.