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1. Providing housing, food and water for our bird allies will help insure good insect balance
2. Insure crawl space vents for proper ventilation of all areas
3. Check for plant growth directly outside vents to insure that it’s not inhibiting proper ventilation
4. "All you can provide me with as a reason is as a hostage to insure my sister's cooperation
5. "We would insure it's obeyed," Bin-Martis said
6. "I'm sure the rock we knocked loose will insure the survivor count is zero," Diam said
7. he wanted to insure other people's lives
8. Blood tests were done all the time on all who wished to mate; this was to insure there was no interbreeding among families
9. They had, of course, looked over the maps of Warwickshire and Worcestershire counties in the west midlands, and were certain that intercourse over the country roads, or by train would insure their continued friendship
10. Spelman and I have, I think, landed upon a satisfactory resolution to insure that Miss Spelman shall receive her proper training with the Royal Shakespeare Company, an aim we can all agree is in her best interest
11. Once inside the house the girls headed right for the kitchen, just to insure there were no little animals hanging about
12. And, if that was insufficient reason, his own thorough education already years along would insure his being able to continue his current responsibilities without interruption
13. Cause if I’d taken you to the meeting wearing nothing but that —" he scanned her breast line once again "I may not have been able to insure your safety
14. Britainic was to sail from Chelsea Docks on Wednesday the eleventh of April, therefore tickets for passage on the Overland train were arranged to insure their arrival in New York with time to spare should the unforeseen impede their journey
15. lowest price at which he can reasonably expect to insure it
16. were, insure one another
17. The discovery of new mines, however, as the old ones come to be gradually exhausted, is a matter of the greatest uncertainty, and such as no human skill or industry can insure
18. In justice to their creditors, however, their own capital ought in this case to be sufficient to insure, if I may say so, the capital of those creditors; or to render it extremely improbable that those creditors should incur any loss, even though the success of the project should fall very much short of the expectation of the projectors
19. The debtor being obliged to pay, not only for the use of the money, but for the risk which his creditor runs by accepting a compensation for that use, he is obliged, if one may say so, to insure his creditor from the penalties of usury
20. However,” and she looked each of her officers briefly in the eye, “that path will not yield the intelligence we will surely need going forward---Even if we could somehow insure the safety of the conscripts who don't have a dog in this fight that we know of, other than the obvious
21. The directors of the bank, however, would probably be unwilling to agree to the impositon of a seignorage upon the authority of a speculation which promises them no gain, but only pretends to insure them from any loss
22. It has been discovered that the best way to insure implicit obedience is to commence tyranny in the nursery
23. This will insure that you get the rest and recovery that your body needs to be
24. I told them to go to the guardhouse, give the cops the Scotch, have a nice party there, and stay as long as necessary to insure that the cops were warm and comfortable
25. I went upstairs to insure that I looked presentable
26. They were all there, so I put them in my pocket and sauntered out the door, again, after looking in all directions to insure that it was safe to venture forth
27. You and your children’s mother need on-going fruitful communication about your children to insure that both of you have constructive input into their development
28. there are still tests to be performed to insure compliance with all laws but the project has been delayed
29. The reason for the Impact study was not to insure compliance – it was solely to
30. and procedures that would insure the money was properly dispersed
31. ties to fellowship and willing to answer honest questions that insure
32. necessities and are a must to insure and assist the host family in a good
33. precautions to insure the safety of our family
34. 2- (e) To insure survival use the best tool available
35. standards to insure that their employees have
36. All social and cultural institutions not controlled by the state are dismantled to insure that the regime gathers within itself total command over all aspects of society
37. If messages are not relayed, keep a message pad by each telephone to insure messages are recorded and placed in a certain rank
38. These are some of the requirements that will insure peace and tranquility
39. Ring tried to answer him by saying that “mobilization” of the Cuban people is the only way they can insure the goals of their revolution
40. This legal limits that was established by the Feinstein-McCain Campaign reform is another scam to insure
41. First, Lieutenant James did not insure that communications would be installed in time
42. It helps to insure the happiness of our marriages, that the power of the attendees adds to the power of our vows to love each other and to strive to bring happiness to our marriage
43. “And this is spreading around the world! Those are the Princes and Princesses over there with Alilia, and they tell me that millions of elves from all over the world have asked for permission to come here! Just for a visit, of course! Alilia had to invoke the charters of war to insure that none spoke of any of this to any but elves! She had to actually declare a state of war in order to ensure compliance from the plains elves, just a moment ago!”
44. “While it will not kill you, it will insure the complete sincerity of your vow, and I think that it is fitting that it be so!
45. “And no doubt built to insure the privacy of the deliberations that were held here
46. code but you also need to stand up for yourself to insure that
47. insure that the blessing of the Lord is passed to the next
48. In order to insure I won, I picked an especially cheap meal
49. There is no doubt that some form of due process should be in place to insure
50. There was a deliberate decision to first insure the entire
1. She beamed with joy because the enhancements he'd made to himself over the centuries insured that no woman would ever fail to find fulfillment in his bed again
2. importance known to the waiters and insured us good service
3. Before dinner was ready to be placed on the table, Beth insured that the tables were all properly dressed with clothes, of brightly colored floral prints and napkins to match
4. If your village had been insured it would be replaced without cost to the community
5. This money was sent down by the waggon, and insured by the carriers at an additional expense of three quarters per cent
6. Her shields insured that none of the debris collided directly with her hull, but the constant collisions were strewing the destruction in every direction
7. We just had to give you some perspective on your unique position and situation, before we introduced you to the One---that insured your complete immortality and indestructibility---trust me on that one; it did
8. It was the Soviets' late entry that utterly demoralized a fading Japan and caused its surrender, much like the US's late entry into World War I insured a much faster German defeat
9. Actually, I only had it insured for two thousand dollars, but there had been a miscalculation, and I’d been paying the premium for twenty thousand-dollar cover
10. Because the van was insured for breakdowns, the bill for the repair was charged to Backpackers in Christchurch
11. would not be insured
12. licensed and insured, and complies with all
13. They are bonded and insured to protect
14. The $2k proceeds from sale of our house—at huge loss due to prevailing 14% mortgage rates—were deposited into a state insured S&L which then went bankrupt
15. We gave him our address, he mailed the check, I used it to open an account at a state insured S&L, and, you guessed correctly, IT went bankrupt leaving us in a rented two story townhouse with no savings
16. When we got $2k back on the sale of our over leveraged house, I put it in a state insured S&L that Stan Hawkes, the Navy financial analyst, assured us was OK, i
17. We had lost our last $2k from the sale of the Orinda house to the collapse of a state insured S & L (merely a trailer on U
18. wars as opposed to simple negligence of the insured shipyards
19. We had lost our last $2k from the sale of the Orinda, CA house to the collapse of a state insured S & L (merely a trailer on U
20. of course other complicating factors; hospitals serving less privately insured
21. Many of these newly insured patients will be covered by Medicaid;
22. subsidized by the privately insured
23. amendment insured the separation of church and
24. I hoped Cloudcroft was insured against giant wild boar attacks
25. Even to have been associated with him insured a worst
26. Anthony and I were the only ones insured to drive; the girls responsibilities were shopping at markets and cooking excellent meals on our gas cooker
27. I told you yesterday, I"m not insured and you could sue me if you had an accident
28. Mad telephoned the local car rental company and within half an hour a small hatch-back, insured for multiple drivers, had been hired in her name and delivered to the front of the house
29. It was insured and we are not there any more
30. It was such who form a ‘nexus of loot’ with the insured and the Loss Assessors, he concluded
31. Being illegal, they therefore could not be insured
32. They would not have to arrest Jesus in public, and the securing of Judas as a traitorous ally insured that Jesus would not escape from their jurisdiction as he had so many times in the past
33. To Joe Billie‘s Grandfather peace meant only the absence of war and it was war or the threat of war that insured the peace; no compromise
34. They would contact insurance underwriters throughout the country to study their report and a risk analysis (another issue) and come back with recommendations on the size of premiums and kind of coverage we needed to be adequately insured
35. The Contents Were Insured
36. The hard drive on your PC can be insured
37. Nancy felt total discouragement as she finished analyzing the data from the spying probe: the actions and intentions of King Stan and of his command staff left the Time Patrol no choice but to erase the Imperium if the Global Council’s survival was to be insured
38. whereby you name the private lender as an additional insured
39. Unfortunately, today’s naval battle all but insured that the Japanese will not back down from this fight
40. So with serious planning and with the aid of several accomplished persons he does the business, picks up a check for eighteen really big ones and inherits the entire Anton Clegg estate which was mortgaged to hell, but well insured
41. You simply name yourself as the beneficiary of the policy, and you can get very similar benefits even though you’re not the one actually insured
42. After all, how can we remain competitive in this new global business environment if we are paying out on employee pensions when our competitors have already bailed on their pension plans? Maybe you are lucky to still be on the hourly payroll; we’ll don’t worry, the government insured pension fund will cover a small part of paying you YOUR money that is unless every other company dumps their pension plans onto the insured fund then most likely you won’t get any of YOUR money that is unless Congress bails out your pension by raising your taxes
43. And, each policy can have a different owner, insured and beneficiary
44. While indeed encompassing, it however proved to be worded in a way that insured discretion from all royal officers who would read it
45. The fees and interest rates are typically lower at credit unions than at a bank, and you get all of the same benefits as FDIC protection for your deposits (credit unions insured by NCUA which is comparable for FDIC)
46. bank was federally insured and guarded by the local sheriff’s of-
47. The problem we have is that we don’t have it all and we need to be insured or we will have to cancel the Rally
48. Moreover, I am not sure what the city is insured for, and all the other insurance companies that have insurance on other businesses here in the city
49. When a homeowner defaults on a mortgage insured with PMI, the mortgage insurer pays the lender a percentage of its loss
50. Emperors insured there is no blood deficit
1. The stock is at the risk of the borrower, who, as it were, insures it to the lender ; and four or five per cent
2. MARKET! By the way, selling as “lowest price” virtually insures your business will always suck
3. Casting the displacement also insures that if things go badly wrong and you appear in solid rock, at least you will be in a hollow in the rock shaped like you, rather than being melded with the stone
4. Drawing near to Him insures that His strength will
5. There is present that natural affection between every normal child and its father which insures an understanding and loving relationship, and which forever precludes all disposition to bargain for the Father's love and mercy
6. You have enjoyed that parental love which insures laudable self-confidence and which fosters normal feelings of security
7. It insures the clarity of meat from all defects and all agents which cause diseases (pathogens)
8. is this freedom from ego dominance which insures the moment to moment happiness which few
9. Paying a long term care insurance premium now insures at least partial coverage later for nursing home, home care, and other types of long term care, depending on the policy
10. He is the President of the insurance company that insures our city
11. The architecture of a man’s Parliment gliding at a person’s own “will” insures his objectives
12. He provides everything with an adequate deal of His Light that insures their life and existence
13. When doing that insures disaster, then the allegation, 'They did that!', is a gulag branding
14. Diversity insures stability; this is not a luxury
15. This insures there’s always at least one of the two branches making short term profits most of the time
16. judges would sit in chairs and therefore the industry sides on the side of the insures and bankers because
17. Originally, we were designed to follow one universal adaptive pathway that insures the survival of all living things: the path of the increasingly sensitized dynamic balance
18. The competitive weaning process that only rewards the lucky few in all competitive sports insures that the majority of humans do not even get a chance to develop their potential in any field of endeavour; be it professional sports or the job market
19. It is by this means that the tool insures its own survival
20. The ethic of objectivity, or impersonality: of any separation between the giver and the receiver insures that there is no human equality, no true caring, no true honesty or love between them
21. But, whether the law be benign or not, we must say of it, as we say of the change in the conditions of men to which we have referred: It is here; we cannot evade it; no substitutes for it have been found; and while the law may be sometimes hard for the individual, it is best for the race, because it insures the survival of the fittest in every department
22. "You are most welcome, monsieur," said the Count of Morcerf, saluting Monte Cristo with a smile, "and monsieur has rendered our house, in preserving its only heir, a service which insures him our eternal gratitude
23. For example, if TOMIC insures defense contractors and new legislation from Congress cuts defense spending by half, TOMIC might stop writing options on defense contractors or it might reinsure its position by buying puts
24. Remember, an insurance company does not care who it insures, only that it is selling statistically the best product at the highest price, with the most return
25. This insures that the investment holdings and numbers used in back-testing this portfolio were and are accessible to the everyday man on the street and not only available to multibillion-dollar Wall Street institutions
26. We get comfort from the consensus, but making the same investment choices as a large number of other intelligent people almost mathematically insures you'll do the wrong thing at the wrong time because security prices reflect that consensus
27. Before death a man must without fail receive a spoonful of bread and wine; and if there be time to be anointed with oil, that is still better, for it insures his welfare in the future life
28. Among the several States commercial intercourse is great, and daily increasing; the constant traffic which the different portions of the country maintain with one another, will give facility to the operations of the Government, and obviate the obstacles which are anticipated; the very commerce which enables the Treasury to remit with ease immense sums to every part of Europe is the result of this interchange among the States, and insures equal facility at home
29. By the emancipation of the slave, a system of education was introduced to the South that insures a lasting blessing upon the whole people
1. the insuring of risk by one insurance company with another - to reinsure v
2. about locking the place, making sure doors were secured, and insuring that the coast was clear before I headed out the door
3. Jefferson, once a strong critic of slavery who ended the slave trade into the US, took part in efforts to isolate Haiti, insuring its long history of future poverty
4. The insurance industry got its start from insuring slave ships and slaves, especially from losses where the ships' crews forced to dump slaves overboard if caught smuggling slaves after the overseas trade had been banned
5. Polk's war thus failed at half its intended goal, insuring the continuation of slavery
6. The second is a treaty insuring Iran will never try to develop them
7. “So you might think that the wealthy individuals who paid for the displays and feasts out there are the ones who truly deserve your gratitude, yet they have more than profited from their venture by having the chance to display their wares before such a great crowd, insuring many sales, and by the chance to enter new markets in the future!
8. It devolved upon him to arrange lodgings and in a general way select places for teaching and preaching, thereby insuring a smooth and expeditious travel schedule
9. [7] Meng Po: According to Chinese tradition, an old lady; Meng Po is tasked with insuring that souls who have been punished do not remember their time in hell
10. comes to insuring your personal belongings within a house share it is definitely better to
11. to extort huge fees in the false name of insuring quality
12. self-sacrifice in the very name of insuring this element for endless
13. As quietly as she could, she checked around the corner insuring that all was truly clear
14. Army and the Second British Army advancing in parallel towards the Rhine, the Second British Army will halt and pivot to redeploy westward to take defensive positions along the east banks of the Rhône and Saone Rivers, insuring the security of our left flank against German counter-attacks coming from the Atlantic coast
15. His orders from the Duke of Orléans were clear: to prevent the royal family from fleeing Paris, while also insuring its security against possible rioters
16. Both health wise (unless using the strategies mentioned above of insuring a spouse or a child) and from a financial standpoint
17. One option is to consider insuring a spouse or child who could qualify
18. After all, what could be more important than insuring that you have planned wisely, and are well taken care of in your retirement?
19. They cannot protect us, unless we, as agents of will, choose policies, implement plans, and take decisive actions on behalf of them to help and protect the virtualnisms, and, perhaps, ourselves and the collective good the virtualnism is supposedly designed and dedicated to promoting, insuring and protecting
20. It was a convenient and practical way of insuring that the tower was always occupied, and that all who dwelled or worked within it, were safe, secured, and available when needed
21. Begin by insuring that the line is straight and tight to the rod
22. ” “Do you remember when I told all of you that only children could actually see magic, but not adults? Do you remember me telling you that when we first met down in the root cellar?” Micaiah, staring, mesmerized by the rock in her palm, nodded her head, insuring the Oogie that she understood what it was saying to her
23. God’s way of once again insuring that no one knows the
24. cautiously insuring that a problem did not arise
25. because they have to otherwise there is no profits in insuring and there is much profit to be made from
26. They are merely insuring their own self-survival
27. Tools cannot understand that what they are doing is not insuring their own survival by increasing their numbers
28. IN return: these domesticated dogs acted as guards, warning the people of any approaching danger, they acted as companions, constantly begging for attention, willing to do ANYTHING for a little love, they ran with the hunters and brought down game the hunters could not bring down, they were the ears, eyes and nose of these nomads, they were invaluable in insuring their survival: and for their sacrifice, for their mindless programmed domesticated worship of their masters… they were given scraps, and whenever a female wanted some meat to add to the stew, a little food was used as bait to lure one of the DOGS close enough so their heads could be bashed in with a cudgel, and they were then gutted, skinned and their meat was eaten
29. Once the franchisee has entered into the franchise agreement, the Master Franchisee may aid the franchisee in site selection, build-out, equipment acquisition, training coordination and in opening, operating and insuring quality control
30. But the befooled Anselmo said he would on no account allow such a thing, and so in a thousand ways he became the author of his own dishonour, while he believed he was insuring his happiness
31. In essence, its light was generated in a vacuum, insuring both its steadiness and intensity
32. "I shall not rest satisfied with merely employing my capital in insuring ships
33. The study compared seven federal employee health plans that had added parity and paired the findings with results over the same period of seven other plans—not covering federal employees, but insuring a similar group of patients—that did not offer parity
34. Will you charge the same price for insuring homes of equal value in Florida and in the Cayman Islands? Of course not
35. Thus, if volatility is in the lower 25% of its historical range, you should always spend a few dollars on insuring the value of the open iron condor
36. On the other hand, when volatility is at its highest levels and declining, insuring may be unnecessary; it is likely that the trade was entered when you had a full view of the risk associated with the trade
37. 05 in a spread might be enough to cover insuring the portfolio or pay for a commission
38. It did not help that they backed up the forecasts of their models with tons of borrowed money, insuring that if they were wrong for only a short time, the mistake would still be lethal
39. An insurance firm is insuring against risks that may occur in the future, and managers who have been in the industry for a long time have lived with the fallout of their mistakes
40. The risk you were insuring against, the possibility that the stock would surpass its all-time high, would be almost non-existent
41. The absence of life-boats was not due to their cost, but to the demand for a great promenade deck, with ample space to look out on the sea with which a continuous row of life-boats would have interfered, and to the general tendency to lavish money on the luxuries of a voyage instead of first insuring its safety
42. Now, after so many centuries of futile effort to protect ourselves by the methods of the pagan system of violence, it should be evident to every man that all such effort, far from insuring our safety, tends only to add a new element of danger both to individual and social existence
43. We have put ourselves in a situation endangering collision with France, and almost insuring amity with England
44. It was for "the forming of a more perfect union, establishing justice, insuring domestic tranquillity, providing for the common defence, promoting the general welfare, and securing the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity," and all these benefits for the people that then did, or who thereafter should, belong to, or reside in the territory then embraced by the United States, and none other