How could she insure that charters, as they expanded, enrolled a representative share of Newark's neediest children?
By throwing out car keys and credit cards and permission, she insured that they wouldn't follow through.
That photojournalist, Véronique de Viguerie, is surely alert to this aspect of the film; her professional goal, she says, is to insure that "people will no longer say 'I didn't know.' " When filmmakers film photographers, cameras are omnipresent.
When Jackie Collins finally got around to updating her early- eighties classic, "Hollywood Wives," in 2001, she took care to insure that "Hollywood Wives: The New Generation" would reflect certain significant shifts in the culture of Los Angeles.
To insure that intense emotions were captured on camera, she sometimes misled contestants who were about to be rejected.
She also shows a sense of practical formality, by calling Bubbies James, to insure that name for his future.
We have to insure that our legends are well cared for and insure that, indeed, streets are named after them, because they are getting lost".
When Edoardo's widow casually takes a Morandi from the wall, tells Emma to pass it on to Eva (who is by now engaged to Edo), and says, "Let's carry on the family tradition," she's not really being generous; she is insuring that every fly sticks to her web.
"She can insure that her salary is equal to a man's, but not feel forever traumatized by a frotteur in the Métro".
In her own long career as a ballerina Ms. Alonso often whipped up applause by exaggerating the contrasts between slow and fast passages; she often insured that the choreography gave her pauses to get her breath back now and then.
