Sentence examples for reduce ensuring from inspiring English sources

In the official summary of the operation, Major General Ridgway wrote that the operation had been flawless, and that the two airborne divisions involved had destroyed enemy defences that might otherwise have taken days to reduce, ensuring the operation was successful.

External cost of coal utilization will be consequently reduced, ensuring sustainable growth of the economy [7, 8].

The ligament was passed through the holes using suture thread to hold its extremities; the clavicle was reduced ensuring that its distal end was aligned with the acromion in both the coronal and axial planes.

The soothing of pain during the suturing of wounds in emergency wards can be reduced, ensuring that unnecessary pain in the cafe-and-treatment process is mot meted out to children.

So the new agenda has to look … Countries are already looking at it, are already giving thoughts to it and the new agenda has to imperatively look at that and include an obligation to reduce inequalities, ensure safety, also ensure [availability] of water, ensure access with a reasonable distance etc. JV Thank you.

In addition, the standardization can reduce risk, ensuring a consistent level of endpoint security and an alignment with security policies to maintain the integrity and confidentiality of your networked resources.

Scheduling energy storage so that operating costs are reduced while ensuring the full benefit of energy storage is achieved, can effectively reduce the overall operating costs of microgrids.

The measurement uncertainty was reduced by ensuring operation near full scale of the load sensor employed, and by averaging a large number of samples to reduce chance variations due to turbulent fluctuations in the system.

"The successful implementation of the reforms contained in this agreement will help to reduce crime, ensure respect for the Constitution and restore public confidence" in the Puerto Rico Police Department, said Thomas E. Perez, the assistant attorney general for civil rights.

The benefits of collaboration are manifold, Kuevor argues: "It helps reduce duplication, ensures their development efforts are more coordinated, and increases opportunities for them to learn from one another.

The number of retransmissions across each hop can be reduced by ensuring that transmission of each block of data packets can be successfully decoded with high probability.