Sentence examples for insure a future from inspiring English sources

Israel's occupation of Palestinian lands is hardly the only issue of moral, political, and strategic importance in the region — the dispute was barely a slogan on the streets of Tunis or Cairo — but there is no doubt that its swift and fair resolution, after forty-four years, is necessary not only to satisfy the demands of justice but to insure a future for Israel as a democracy.

If his goal is to raise his public profile and insure a profitable future for himself as a public speaker, consultant, and conservative philosopher-in-chief, it might make sense to take his campaign as far as it can go.

I suggest we invest in projects that are beneficial to our society like infrastructure, bridge building, green energy (to help the environment), and education so we can insure a positive future for the next generation.

Mr. Stern devoted himself to insuring a brighter future for the Jewish State by providing vital resources for university research.

By lending support to the rebellious sepoys and the Muslim jihadis who were aligned with them, Zafar may have thought that he was insuring a glorious future for his dynasty.

Suffering no doubt leaves a mark, but flourishing insures a future.

The U.S. has the right and a duty to hold the feet of the Afghan leadership to the fire to do their part for their country to insure any future investment in blood and treasure is not wasted, something we failed to do during the crucial years after the intervention in Afghanistan and the ouster of Taliban in 2001.

The plans would virtually insure a spate of redrawn GOP friendly voting districts in future presidential elections.

From the beginning, farmers must have realized that by saving a certain portion of the seeds from the previous year's crop they could insure themselves of a future harvest.

But this year, to permit more of the shrimp to lay eggs, and in an effort to insure good future catches, the committee and the shrimping industry decided to shorten the season for the first time since 1979, postponing the opening until Jan . 17and ending it on March 15.

We must do more to insure that future Americans live in a country where their voices can be heard and their freedom is secure.