Sentence examples for progress to ensure from inspiring English sources

"We are making progress to ensure our two countries can develop and grow side by side in the spirit of generous cooperation," the North Antrim MP said.

General Abizaid said officials at next week's meeting will also discuss time lines for training and fielding Iraqi police, border patrol and civil defense forces, and establishing ways to measure their progress to ensure they are ready for duty.

Explaining the measures on hate crime, the home secretary, Theresa May, said: "Hate crime has no place in Britain and I am determined to make further progress to ensure we can eradicate this deplorable act.

The United Nations climate change talks in Warsaw are so far not making sufficient progress to ensure the agreed goal of keeping global temperature increases to below 2C and new research shows that global CO2 emissions from burning fossil fuels will rise to a record high of 36 billion tonnes in 2013.

Therefore, users of this methodology should put greater emphasis on the AHP progress to ensure the accuracy of supplier ratings.

He will be monitoring every detail of Robin van Persie and Wayne Rooney's progress to ensure they hit the ground running on their return.

"This is a very tightly drawn budget, and because it is very tightly drawn, it is going to require aggressive monitoring by the NIFA board and the county executive as the year progresses to ensure that they live within their limits," Mr. Gordon said.

The design of the research should be such that adjustments can be made as the research progresses, to ensure that opportunities to transform and improve are planned and enacted.

The number of new social problems coded was counted as the analysis progressed to ensure that 'item redundancy' (saturation) had been reached (Streiner and Norman, 1995, page 17).

All of the authors engaged in regular discussions about the data as fieldwork progressed to ensure that the themes developed in the research remained 'responsive to the context and the participants' (Morse and Richards 2002, p. 74).

"ORR will be scrutinising progress closely to ensure plans for extra capacity, expanding and electrifying the railway, improving train punctuality, enhancing the resilience of our rail network to severe weather, closing level crossings and increasing workforce safety are effectively delivered".