Sentence examples for yet ensure from inspiring English sources

But they may yet ensure that only candidates they approve are allowed.

Haiti "cannot yet ensure adequate protection or care especially for some vulnerable groups in case of return," the statement said.

Monitor, which supervises foundation trusts, is reportedly "at war" internally due to its two conflicting duties – to force competition yet ensure the financial viability of trusts.

One of the difficulties is to provide sufficient power to the servo motor and yet ensure that it is not drawing from the same 5V source as the Atmel32 chip.

Such tactics may yet ensure that, while Dunn could force the Tories into a humiliating fourth place behind the extremist UK Independence Party, Labour holds on to Peter Mandelson's old seat.

In addition to increasing fares, reducing service, laying off more workers, or cutting maintenance and construction projects like the Second Avenue Subway, what other options do you think the M.T.A. might pursue to keep costs down yet ensure an efficient public transit system in New York City?

And the film, adapted by Olivia Hetreed from Tracy Chevalier's novel, does have a great subject: the story surrounding an artwork shrouded in mystery and a project that ruins a woman's reputation yet ensures her a place in history.

The right balance is not easy to strike, but it is not impossible: Britain's robust approach to energy regulation has cut prices, improved choice and yet ensured secure supply.

He says one of the biggest challenges in designing such systems is making them small enough to fit into existing vehicles, yet ensuring they are still capable of converting a useful amount of electricity.

These observations suggest that the morphology of the pecten of the ostrich, a flightless ratite bird is unique to the pleated pecten and is designed to meet the balance between optimal vision and large surface area for blood supply and yet ensuring it is kept firmly erect within the vitreous.

And how can youth, governments, private sector, non-governmental organisations, training and education centres, and other key actors find the sweet spot that enables young people to take advantage of the new landscape, yet ensures that the necessary corollary elements are in place to lead to meaningful and sustainable work?