Sentence examples for yet ensured from inspiring English sources
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.
But it is too soon to say that we have exited the crisis, because lasting stability is not yet ensured.
In addition, access to new drugs like linezolid, carbapenems, bedaquiline and clofazimine is not yet ensured by the GLC mechanism, although it is intended [ 263].
The PGen Study team faced the challenge of engaging two PGT companies in a way that maintained the uncensored pursuit of research questions, yet ensured that neither company would be promoted or slighted, and allowed all parties the opportunity to continue to have a voice in ongoing research and analysis.
This minimised the need to write reports outside the workshops yet ensured that the participants took the responsibility of clearly documenting the tasks each individual had to complete by the next workshop and efficiently generated a permanent record of the PPDP process.
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.
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.
