Sentence examples for policy ensures that from inspiring English sources

NASA policy ensures that space travelers will not miss alcohol too much by barring drug and alcohol abusers from becoming astronauts or even space tourists.

This peculiar reporting policy ensures that Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie holds on to the top spot for a second weekend, leading a weak field in which no other film cracked £1m in takings.

"The new hostage policy ensures that efforts to secure the release of Americans taken captive abroad will remain low-profile, but of much higher priority," one Defense Department official said.

China's one-child policy ensures that it will grow old before it gets rich: a generation of only children may suddenly find themselves struggling to support the parents who once pampered them.

In a statement, he called it a "significant and welcome change to its policy regarding requests for waiver of the corporate attorney-client privilege," adding, "The new policy ensures that the department will evaluate corporate cooperation based on the information provided, rather than whether or not a corporation waived the privilege".

Uighurs argue that the country's birth control policy ensures that their population growth cannot keep up with government-sponsored migration to Xinjiang by Han Chinese, China's dominant ethnic group, even though limits on the number of children they and other minorities can bear are less restrictive than for Hans.

Nor does a deliberative, experimental approach to policy ensure that clear answers to complicated problems will emerge.

In every country that has contemplated regulating greenhouse gases, it is seen as a problem: how can policy ensure that legal limits on emissions do not put local firms at a disadvantage to their foreign competitors?

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The tenants jumped through bureaucratic hoops as attempts were made to establish the co-operatives as a permanent solution, but fickle council policy ensured that they always faltered.

Thus rich people gain security from a policy ensuring that poor people don't starve because rich people are potentially poor.