Sentence examples for mission of ensuring from inspiring English sources

"I will refocus the EPA on its core mission of ensuring clean air and clean, safe drinking water for all Americans," Trump said in September.

But he said the administration had "serious concerns" that the bill could overload the F.D.A. by piling on "significant added responsibility" that is inconsistent with the agency's mission of ensuring the safety of food, drugs and medical devices.

If the Coast Guard, for example, moves from the Transportation Department to the Homeland Security Department, will its basic mission of ensuring maritime safety and mobility shift more toward defense?

But the situation in Afghanistan demands a separate tsar based in the White House, reporting directly to the president and dedicated to the sole mission of ensuring we bring the war in Afghanistan to a successful end".

You Can Play has worked with N.H.L. clubs and the players' union before, distributing a series of videos in which several professional and college sports teams have expressed support of its mission of "ensuring equality, respect and safety for all athletes, without regard to sexual orientation".

The company has begun an advertising campaign that includes a television commercial using a comic plate-spinning routine to illustrate its point — that the F.D.A. is overwhelmed and already unable properly to oversee its core mission of ensuring food and drug safety.

How Risk Is Calculated As part of its mission to ensure the safety of nuclear power, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission sets two goals: that the public's risk of death from acute radiation sickness from nuclear reactors should not exceed one-thousandth of the risk of accidental death from all sources, and that the risk of fatal cancer likewise should not exceed that amount.

"This is part of our DNA, part of our mission, to ensure we are empowering the Hispanic community," said Cesar Conde, the president of Univision Networks.

Mind you, this is from the same organization that facilitated the passage of the Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act, and Brown v. Board of Education, accomplishments that go directly to the heart of its mission "to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate racial hatred and racial discrimination".

That is why, for trade unions, control of the labour supply in an industry or across society has always been the core of our mission, to ensure that workers get a fair share of the wealth they create.

In this case, there is an aspect of the mission to ensure not only the quality and value of current science but the nurturing of new ideas and a new cadre of investigators that will be critical to the future.