Sentence examples for we may ensure from inspiring English sources

Macedonia knows that the only solution is European-wide expanded cooperation, real-time exchange of information and additional support so that we may ensure appropriate security and humanitarian outcomes for all involved".

Please return your SPOT Satellite Communicator immediately so we may ensure all SPOT Satellite Communicators meet their original factory specifications and intended quality performance.

The key to preventing burnout is to consistently prioritize the care we need (body, mind, heart and spirit) so we may ensure we have the capacity to approach our work from the best of us rather than what's left of us.

"During this month of Ramadan, let us be resolved to spare no measure so that we may ensure that future generations will be free of this scourge and able to worship and commune in peace".

Temporarily, we may ensure our physical survival by barring the door to tens of thousands of peaceful, desperate Syrian refugees, but in so doing, we renounce the very things that make us human: qualities like empathy, compassion, and generosity.

During this month of Ramadan, let us be resolved to spare no measure so that we may ensure that future generations will be free of this scourge and able to worship and commune in peace.' Trump's statement diverged from Ramadan greetings released in previous years by President Barack Obama, who spoke about celebrating and honoring the contributions of Muslims to American society".

This we hope may ensure early diagnosis and institution of prompt management.

However, the framework we propose may ensure that consultations are more time efficient because it provides a structure to more rapidly identify the parent's position on vaccination, the most appropriate goals for that consultation, and the parent's specific information needs.

"Ordinarily, we are taught, 'Don't rush through decisions that are perceived to be at the expense of getting it right.' Paradoxically, the failure to rush may ensure we can't get it right.

It doesn't take much investigation to discover a general feeling that while chip-and-pin may ensure that we are better cushioned from particular types of large-scale fraud, we may be putting ourselves at far greater risk from small-scale criminality.

A possible solution may be found in a recent result which shows that the most basic features of quantum mechanics may ensure that we could never alter the past, even if it should be possible to interact with the past.