Sentence examples for fairly ensure from inspiring English sources

But moralism aside, we should probably accept that no system can fairly ensure that all separated fathers will always pay their way.

It also asserts that operators "should ensure that drivers are treated fairly, ensure drivers have appropriate and reasonable working hours including appropriate breaks throughout their shift and have clear policies and procedures to keep drivers safe".

Under the compact, some of the UK's biggest companies including Tesco, BP and Barclays have agreed to "recruit openly and fairly ensuring non-discrimination, including increased use of name-blank and school-blank applications".

Job creator Nana Kojo Kondua is the village chief of Abuesi, Ghana who -- with a tiny bit of U.S. foreign assistance -- has made national officials enforce fishing regulations fairly, ensuring his village's source of jobs and food can be protected for the future.

A nonpartisan redistricting commission that would draw districts fairly — to ensure competitive elections, not the automatic return of hacks.

We have always made clear that we would manage any change fairly and ensure any transition is as smooth as possible".

I know that MPs should treat all sections of the electorate fairly and ensure any pain is spread across the generations.

While it's true that the penetration of electronic social networks makes it more difficult for governments to "control the story", sophisticated governments can still fairly easily ensure that the story doesn't turn into one they strongly dislike.

BRUSSELS — President Obama warned European leaders Wednesday that nations must "chip in" fairly to ensure a NATO capable of deterring an expansionist Russia, and he placed the responsibility largely on the continent to resolve its dependence on Russian energy.

Obama made the remarks after warning European leaders earlier Wednesday that nations must "chip in" fairly to ensure a NATO capable of deterring an expansionist Russia, and he placed the responsibility largely on the continent to resolve its dependence on Russian energy.

They may also open themselves up to legal and reputational liabilities that could ultimately cost far more than paying everyone fairly and ensuring worker safety.