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Meanings of ensure people in English

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Usage of ensure people in English
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She said fines did not ensure people return books on time anyway.
Radio NZ
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To ensure people have a low-threshold for putting themselves forward for testing.
Radio NZ
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Police stand guard outside all mosques to ensure people can pray in peace.
Radio NZ
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Both are keen to ensure people bend the knee to them.
The Guardian
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The Far North has seen community-based efforts to ensure people are following self-isolation rules.
Radio NZ
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She said her organisation wants to raise awareness and ensure people are better informed.
Radio NZ
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But there is a lot of planning behind the scenes to ensure people's safety.
BBC
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Shame is being employed as an ingenious tool to ensure people feel constantly stigmatised.
The Guardian
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Staff are working long days to ensure people get a quick service, Dr Boot said.
Radio NZ
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Others argued that market mechanisms are necessary to ensure people get the services they want.
The Guardian
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He wants to know if the government will ensure people retain the support they need.
The Guardian
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This approach puts pressure on those in responsible positions to ensure people's rights are respected.
The Guardian
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Ministers need to talk to insurance companies to ensure people can get insurance after 2013.
The Guardian
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He said the best chance of stopping the outbreak was to ensure people were vaccinated.
Radio NZ
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Shop owners were told to make changes to ensure people can continue to shop safely.
BBC
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We must ensure people find the services capable of dealing with an influx of patients.
The South African
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Ensure people across language varieties
New Zealand
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Australia
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Ireland
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