Sentence examples for that will insure from inspiring English sources

The United States "needs a Pakistani government that will insure there's no terrorism from Pakistani soil.

He also focuses on the meaning of the non-proliferation regime and the adaptations that will insure its resiliency.

On its Web site, Renaissance gives a list of companies that will insure its passengers, but the list is in flux.

Bartlett Sher's winsome staging of "Il Barbiere di Siviglia," which arrived in 2006, is a modern classic, with sunny colors and a well-measured wit that will insure its continued presence in the repertory.

| Bartlett Sher's winsome new staging of "Il Barbiere di Siviglia" is a modern Met classic, with sunny colors and a well-measured wit that will insure its continued presence in the repertory.

| Bartlett Sher's winsome staging of "Il Barbiere di Siviglia," which arrived during Peter Gelb's first season as general manager, is a modern classic, with sunny colors and a well-measured wit that will insure its continued presence in the repertory.

Prosecutors charged a mother-and-son team with credit card fraud yesterday, a move that will help insure that the suspects remain held in New York while their possible role in the disappearance of an Upper East Side widow is investigated.

The amount that it will insure is limited to CNY 50,000, or about $6,000.

The health care bill sent the message that we will insure every American and cover every disease.

Equally, relaxing entry by foreign medical personnel will reduce the danger that we will insure people who will be unable to find doctors to treat them.

The company, better known as a high street chemist, has in effect said that it will insure anyone regardless of age, but only on a single-trip basis.