Sentence examples for troubles to ensure from inspiring English sources
A referendum should be held in Northern Ireland on a new mechanism to deal with the legacy of the Troubles to ensure the province escapes the "clenched jaws of its grisly past", the former cabinet minister Shaun Woodward has said.
Both pay modestly, but they have taken trouble to ensure that people have a life as well as a job.
But it may be that outsiders' biggest mistake last year was not taking more trouble to ensure that the election went better than reconstruction.
He also went to enormous trouble to ensure that none of the women engaged with him was ever happy or satisfied".
He knows the whereabouts of the legendary haul, but he's also in enough trouble to ensure that he really needs to find it.
The reigning champion negotiated the difficult final three holes without getting into too much trouble to ensure he didn't slip any further off the pace.
In Ukraine the organisers of the revolution went to immense trouble to ensure that there could be no credible accusations of thuggery levelled against their supporters there were cordons of stewards around the edges of all marches and encampments to prevent any clashes.
Doctors and nurses take "enormous trouble" to ensure that those are done properly, he said.
Nine years after her death, Tolkien wrote, "My own dear mother was a martyr indeed, and it is not to everybody that God grants so easy a way to his great gifts as he did to Hilary and myself, giving us a mother who killed herself with labour and trouble to ensure us keeping the faith".
Privacy in care, access to lavatory/bathroom facilities, stimulation and a sense of purpose and mixed sex wards all have the potential to impact on patient dignity As a social convention, if we feel that the users of a facility are important people we take some trouble to ensure the accommodation is of good quality.
LUXEMBOURG — Euro area countries must share debt and use rescue funds to recapitalize troubled banks directly to ensure the survival of the currency union, Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, said late Thursday.
