Sentence examples for insure future from inspiring English sources
Atari argued that incorporation of the unnecessary instructions was necessary to insure future compatibility.
*To insure future NSF funding to support the Lending Library, we are asking all teachers to provide classroom demographic information.
Education and exposure to the arts through school curriculum and enrichment programs is the best way to insure future audiences and support.
In order to better understand the complex physic phenomena involved in this process, and to design more efficient reactors or to insure future efficient scale-up, a simulation with the Computational Fluid Dynamics software FLUENT was carried out for a simple tubular reactor.
The first step the president should take to strengthen the elections is to secure passage of a new HAVA and to insure future election integrity with funding that will allow local governments to keep up with technological developments and incentivize a move to paper ballots, replacing paperless machines, which are vulnerable to cyberattacks.
With centuries-old pipes and mains failing, debt for replacement is not only a necessity but a prudent way to insure future viability, let alone profitability.
But the continued arrival of illegal fruit and vegetables, usually carried in travelers' luggage, virtually insures future infestations of the insect, which destroys crops, officials said Sunday.
It marked the start of an unprecedented build-up of foreign exchange to insure against future balance-of-payments problems.
There have been discussions about reducing the reindeer population to insure against future outbreaks, with radical suggestions including culling 200,000 animals.
What will you do to insure that future generations have the same opportunities to enjoy wildnerness areas that you have had?
WASHINGTON, March 27— The Atomic Energy Commis sion is proposing new regula tions to insure that future nuclear power plants emit the lowest practicable amount of radiation into the environment.
