Examples of using Involves ensuring in English and their translations into Spanish
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Networking involves ensuring that computers can hear each other.
While supporting access to legal services,the strategy recognizes that justice for the poor involves ensuring fair and equal access to all public services.
Communication involves ensuring that a clear take home message is emphasized.
Another important technique in fine-tuning the experience for assistive technology users involves ensuring that only relevant parts of the page are exposed to assistive technology.
That involves ensuring access to broadcast signals and to telephony.
Engaging the community in the Denver Public School district's efforts and goals involves ensuring parents can help their children and district employees in the event of an emergency.
Our work involves ensuring that our suppliers comply with the applicable laws and hourly rates.
Border management is a core function of the New Zealand Immigration Service and involves ensuring the only people entering New Zealand are those who may lawfully do so, and.
This involves ensuring best practices are shared, synergies identified and optimization of opportunities across the SMM business.
The stewardship of creation involves ensuring that resource use is not only sustainable but also equitable.
This involves ensuring the rule of law(especially with respect to contracts), respect for property rights and anti-corruption measures.
Part of the OAI strategy involves ensuring that internal audit work is aligned with organizational goals.
This involves ensuring that investigative processes take place where violations are alleged, as well as making provision for redress and punishment where required.
Effective use of the criminal justice system also involves ensuring that the penalties imposed for drug trafficking, particularly for large-scale offenders, are commensurate with the seriousness of the offences.
This involves ensuring that the offender understands the harm caused to the victim and the community and acknowledges accountability for criminal behaviour and reparation of its consequences.
Recruiting, placing anddismissing staff Positive culture change involves ensuring that the skills and experience of staff at different levels reflect the values, policies, new operational structures and roles put in place.
This involves ensuring that the community sector's priorities are based on the reality on the ground, such as in terms of the epidemiological, social and political context for people living with HIV and key populations.
As noted by the Special Rapporteur:"the obligation to provide adequate reparations involves ensuring the rights of women to access both criminal and civil remedies and the establishment of effective protection, support and rehabilitation services for survivors of violence.
Case coordination involves ensuring survivor-centred and holistic service delivery based on the needs of individuals who come forward for assistance across agencies and sectors.
There- fore, we defend the"coherence of policies", which involves ensuring that policies related to the global trade system and the international financial system will also contribute to the well-being of the poorest and most marginalized populations.
Primarily, this involves ensuring that local banking institutions that borrow abroad or take deposits from foreign sources are sound.
Good key management involves ensuring that you know how many keys you have, where these are and that these are only in the possession of authorised and trusted users.
This also involves ensuring access to opportunities in the field(e.g. support for the submission of applications in the city of Lucerne) and cooperation with the parents training partnerships.
The obligation to provide adequate reparations involves ensuring the rights of women to access both criminal and civil remedies as well as the establishment of effective protection and support services for women survivors of violence.
This involves ensuring that proper travel and identity documents are provided, and that children who are returning to their home countries are always accompanied, either by a parent or by temporarily appointed guardians.
This involves ensuring that our Catholic communities are vibrant, where faith and daily life are integrated, where faith is lived and celebrated meaningfully, and where the community is truly present to its members especially in times of need.
This involves ensuring young people are removed from exploitation and hazardous work, are provided with developmental opportunities, and that those removed are not replaced with other children.
Mainstreaming involves ensuring that attention to gender equality is a central part of all interventions-- analyses, policy development, advocacy, legislation, research, and the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of projects and programmes.
Mainstreaming involves ensuring that gender perspectives and attention to the goal of gender equality are central to all activities- policy development, research, advocacy/ dialogue, legislation, resource allocation, and planning, implementation and monitoring of programmes and projects.
Mainstreaming involves ensuring that gender perspectives and attention to the goal of gender equality are central to all activities- policy development, research, advocacy/dialogue, legislation, resource allocation, and planning, implementation and monitoring of programmes and projects.