Sentence examples for how much ensuring from inspiring English sources

You can then see exactly when the wee one ate and how much, ensuring that parents to obsessively track their infants' food intake like a Honda Civic owner obsessed with gas milage can do so with ease.

The Internal Revenue Service, he said, has given no clear guidance about how much control the donor can retain over investing the money, about whether there must be a publicly accountable board of directors, or about how much policing there must be to ensure that the donor is not receiving any private benefit from the money, for example using the fund to pay his child's tuition.

Lifestyle changes bring the most benefit: Things to consider include reducing how much alcohol you drink, ensuring a healthy BMI (although crash diets can worsen gout so should be avoided), ensuring adequate hydration, avoiding fructose-sweetened drinks and reducing overall purine intake.

None of the companies would reveal how much money they spent on ensuring that third-party palm oil suppliers did not cause environmental damage.

How much planning has gone into ensuring sustainable ways of generating income for the poorer members of societies caught up in the logging ban?

The guidelines from Offa provide the clearest rules so far on how much universities should spend on ensuring that higher tuition fees from 2012 do not exclude poorer students.

It's a powerful example of how much ever person matters in ensuring the health of the human race.

And how much would it take to ensure that destination signs on trains and buses are correct?

Some would-be Chinese buyers have not fully considered how much work is needed to ensure that their investments will go through, advisers say.

How much journalism is needed to ensure a healthy open society and where does the money come from to support it?

Information on habitat selection can be used to guide "what, where, and how much" structure to retain and ensure excavators, and the secondary species that use their cavities, are conserved in harvests in the short term.