Sentence examples for insure the continued from inspiring English sources

Without "some form of global governance," Glenny grimly concludes, the prosperous West's appetites will insure the continued existence of the flat world's sordid and dangerous flipside.

Gen. Grant's would instantly lead to the recovery of trade from the excitement of a Presidential election, and insure the continued prosperity of the entire Union.

This minimal option required a 12.5-cent rise in the retail gas tax to insure the continued safety, efficiency and quality of transportation in the nation's most-affluent and densely populated state.

This would virtually insure the continued Democratic hold on the White House.

In a world of abundance, the purpose of humanity shifts from fighting over a limited pie to using of creativity to explore the frontiers of knowledge and insure the continued existence of life by expanding our presence out beyond Earth.

To insure the continued success of such interdisciplinary work and the public's ability to absorb and understand the implications of this work, it is important that mathematical approaches become an integral component of undergraduate biology education.

(The Justice wrote, "As Professor John Hope Franklin has observed, Americans proudly accepted the challenge and responsibility of their new political freedom by establishing the machinery and safeguards that insured the continued enslavement of blacks").

The auto insurance industry will exist only to insure the few who continue to own and operate electric cars.

Almost immediately after the U.S. announcement, Gunvor, the world's fourth-largest oil-trading company, announced that Gennady Timchenko, one of the Russian businessmen included on the blacklist, had sold his ownership stake in the company to insure its "continued and uninterrupted operations".

The government wanted them to amend their contract to provide mobile food service and to continue to insure the property, now wrecked and providing no income, at a cost they could not afford.

If the companies in the index did well, the bank's cost of insuring the index would continue to fall.