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He added that a priority would be ensuring that clients were not hurt by events at Brobeck.

But Klaus Rosler, Frontex's operations director said the first priority would be ensuring effective border control and monitoring of criminal networks in North Africa.

A path to permanent residency could be provided for workers who can prove that they actually lived in a particular state for an allotted time.One problem would be ensuring that migrants who are thus constrained can still thrive.

Kerry said that a central factor in stabilising Afghanistan would be ensuring that next year's presidential election is legitimate, after the tainted process which put Karzai back in power.

While the Bush administration concentrated on expanding free-trade agreements, Mr. Kirk made clear in his confirmation hearing that a priority would be ensuring that the nation's trading partners abide by existing agreements.

On her way into today's meeting, the EU foreign policy chief, Cathy Ashton, said the ministers' priority would be "ensuring that we're working absolutely in step with particularly the Netherlands, to make sure that everything we do fits into their need".

If the natural gas in Alaska could be moved to the contiguous states, substantial long-term supply would be ensured.

Parity would be ensured by arbitrage, a type of trade that is based on price differentials between international markets.

The government would then take steps to create a new political atmosphere and legislative base so that rights would be ensured.

The US and Russia do not agree on the number or whereabouts of Syrian chemical weapons sites, and how the safety of inspectors would be ensured is uncertain.

At Variety, Mr. Gray in his e-mail message said his paper's future would be ensured by its continued editorial rigor.