Sentence examples for taskforce to ensure from inspiring English sources

She later met with civil rights campaigner Al Sharpton, and promised to work on a taskforce to ensure diversity in the film industry.

As power and wealth continues to shift from West to East, Labour plans an Asia Step-Change Taskforce "to ensure a more strategic and effective dialogue with regional partners, including China" both for commerce and cultural exchange.

Among the plans, Mr Cameron confirmed he would set up a new Immigration Taskforce to ensure a "significant" reduction in professionals whose skills are deemed by the Migration Advisory Committee to be in short supply – in order to encourage sectors which are "over-reliant" on migrants to train more Britons.

As part of these efforts, every advertisement now undergoes a strict approval process by a dedicated taskforce to ensure that it gives an accurate overall impression to the viewer.

Solutions to the question so far have included Kenneth Clarke's "democracy taskforce" proposal to ensure only English MPs could sit at the committee stage of England-only bills, or setting up an English grand committee of MPs to consider legislation until a final vote in the Commons, or even establishing an English parliament.

One of the aims of the Organ Donor Taskforce was to ensure greater consistency in decision-making across the UK, with regard to both the referral of potential donors and their assessment and acceptance.

In Cambodia, the Secretary of State played a significant role in establishing appropriate fora, committees, taskforces and initiatives to ensure a systemic and integrated approach.

The taskforce has been asked to ensure further water recovery is managed in a way that avoids putting further strain on communities already doing it tough, the federal water resources minister, Barnaby Joyce, said.

We call on the government and all levels of the NHS to ensure that the taskforce's recommendations are fully funded and put into action as soon as possible".

This taskforce will advocate for policy decisions to ensure that appropriate prevention, intervention and treatment programs are developed to meet the needs of women and girls.

Humza Yousaf, the Scottish government's minister for Europe and international development, said the taskforce that coordinated Tuesday's reception was working to ensure that the new arrivals would be able to begin their lives in Scotland as soon as they touched down.