Sentence examples for plans for ensuring from inspiring English sources

The legislation would require food manufacturers to create precise plans for ensuring the safety of their products, and it would give the agency more money and power to force potentially dangerous foods off the market.

English university fee levels for 2013/14 were published by the Office for Fair Access (Offa) on Wednesday, when it released individual institutions' latest plans for ensuring that disadvantaged teenagers were not priced out of higher education.

The next general election is on the horizon, and politicians of all parties should follow our lead by clearly setting out their plans for ensuring that the NHS remains the best health service in the world.

As U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren pointedly asked in her letter to the nominee in advance of DeVos' hearings, "What are your specific plans for ensuring that states and local districts hold schools - particularly for-profit charter schools - accountable if they are discriminating against or failing to educate students?

We urge everyone to support the TUC's plan for ensuring continuous improvement to the minimum wage system".

Then it became clear: Liveris's plan for ensuring cheap domestic gas was — are you ready for this? — limiting exports.

"The prime minister... needs to reveal his plan for ensuring that Mr Robb does not advocate for the Landbridge Group on trade matters for another year," she said.

Meaningful, creative activities are planned for, ensuring that all staff members know exactly what the children will be learning and why.

The bad news is that Warners appear to have no sensible plan for ensuring its superhero efforts fit together, in the style of those produced by rival Marvel.

He was the architect of a plan for ensuring peace by hugely boosting the size of the army after the war.

With their eyes set on regaining the White House in 2012, Mitch McConnell, John Boehner, et al. will have a strong incentive to offer independent voters and the markets a vaguely credible plan for ensuring that the U.S. government doesn't go broke.