Sentence examples for to ensure continued support from inspiring English sources

Not all the new landowners were successful, but living standards improved widely enough to ensure continued support for the government.

In the 21-page report, details of which appeared in a Swiss newspaper yesterday, Zen-Ruffinen alleges the president used Fifa funds to ensure continued support and that contracts worth millions of pounds were awarded to his backers.

David Skaggs, a former Democratic House member from Colorado who now serves as the board chairman, and Porter J. Goss, a former Republican House member from Florida, have met in recent weeks with House leaders to ensure continued support.

But they also know that to ensure continued support for the arts, they will have to effectively tell the story of how the arts led them to their chosen path.

Formal and informal meetings were held with provincial Women's Union leaders, commune Communist Party heads and village leaders and presentations were made to outline the impact of the project and to ensure continued support.

Some of the specific expertise came from outside Sri Lanka, but as much as possible patients were linked with local organizations such as the Vanni Rehabilitation Organisation for the Differently Abled (VAROD) and the Sri Lankan Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics (SLSPO) in order to ensure continued support after MSF left.

It's personal relationships which ensure continued support".

"We have also been clear that we will retain all current defence bases, including Faslane, which will be Scotland's main conventional naval facility, and our long-term commitment will ensure continued support for jobs and local economies in all the communities around Scotland that are home to military bases".

Some said money was important to ensure continued family support or to keep up with increased costs of living.

While our case study data suggest that uncertain funding leads to deep concern about how to ensure continued financial support, it does not seem to lead to creating a strategic plan in the event that funding is lost.

During his brief visit to Myanmar later in the month, the secretary general will have four major concerns: First: to sustain the current pace of reform, and to ensure continued popular support, ordinary people must see quick improvements in their daily lives.