Sentence examples for is ensure from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a pledge to (someone); to promise, guarantee (someone of something); to assure.
"What we're trying to do here is ensure that businesses act responsibly," the prime minister said.
All I can do now is ensure that lessons are learned and nothing like this ever happens again".
Bishop told Mitchell: "What we are seeking to do is ensure that there is integrity in the system.
The BBC Trust's job is ensure that the BBC delivers its mission to "to inform, educate and entertain".
"Typically what a third-party candidate does is ensure the election of the one you like the least".
What we will want to do is ensure the process is fair whatever the eventual arrangements are".
Ultimately the most important thing the government can do is ensure that British workers are competitive with those overseas.
All companies want to "hit their numbers" (that is, ensure that their revenues and profits match those predicted by Wall Street analysts).
Having made a decision to treat, all they have to do is ensure they follow procedure, and there will be no ability to review the treatment itself.
What we've been determined to do is ensure that there is a place at university for all those that have the aspiration and capability".
He told BBC radio: "What this bill does is ensure that the government can't close off any particular line of investigation".
