Sentence examples for opportunities of ensuring from inspiring English sources
The digital revolution is hastening the newsprint demise but it does offer opportunities of ensuring that journalism, as distinct from newspapers, survives.
What is important is that we move forward with the best possible opportunity of ensuring that we have prosperity here and across the Kingdom.Bagehot: Are you impressed by the way the SNP is playing its hand?PR: No.
"The measles-rubella campaign is another opportunity of ensuring good immunity of children who have completed their immunization schedule; and reach unvaccinated and under-vaccinated children", says Dr. Seif Rashi, Minister of Health and Social Welfare.
Evidence-based design findings are available to help inform hospital decision makers of opportunities for ensuring that quality and safety are designed into new and refurbished facilities.
The untapped consumer market and the high demand for quality potable water offer a wealth of opportunities for ensuring sustainable revenue and creating positive social impact where the water is sold under the brand name of Dr. Water.
The health sector in countries has the capacity to play a unique role in the field of early child development because the most important window of opportunity for ensuring optimal development and prevention of risk of long-term damage is from pregnancy through the first five years of life.
The Spanish education system considers the principle of educational equity and inclusion as a way of ensuring equal opportunities for students, serving as a compensatory approach that addresses personal, cultural, economic and social inequalities.
Implications address the importance of ensuring meaningful opportunities to understand and reframe the stresses of illness.
"It is the challenge of ensuring that opportunity is shared and accessible.
No doubt Mr Paul would contest that reading of his comments, and argue that he was merely contrasting equality of outcomes, a leftish dream that requires punishing success, with the sounder conservative goal of ensuring equality of opportunities.But secondly and more seriously, Mr Paul surely heads into perilous territory when he accuses blacks of being "impatient for economic emancipation".
The Folio Society's Jean Marc Rathe said it wished to move towards "new opportunities... now that our ambition of ensuring the successful launch and firm establishment of the prize on the literary scene has been fulfilled".
