ensure?

English translation: Ensure

12:31 Nov 29, 2019
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Marketing - Advertising / Public Relations / ensure/ assure- Thank you people:-
English term or phrase: ensure?
This company can assure the security of premises with absolute discretion.

Which one do I use? I need to use UK Oxford English strictly, and my research is US.
Andrea Sartori-Griffiths
United Kingdom
Local time: 02:28
Selected answer:Ensure
Explanation:
Ensure in the UK. "We can assure you that your premises will be secure by ensuring security measures are in place."
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Charlotte Fleming
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Ensure


Explanation:
Ensure in the UK. "We can assure you that your premises will be secure by ensuring security measures are in place."

Example sentence(s):
  • We can assure you that your premises will be secure by ensuring security measures are in place.
Charlotte Fleming
United Kingdom
Local time: 02:28
Native speaker of: English
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agree  Nadyiia Derkach
8 mins
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agree  Jennifer Caisley: And a really helpful example sentence, too!
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agree  Mark Robertson: This is the most likely answer.
1 day 21 hrs
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agree  Lubosh Hanuska
2 days 5 hrs
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agree  Adrian MM.: AmE insure does in fact double for ensure https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/how-to-use-ins... plus an assured (party) in UK insurance e.g. by Lloyds of London means insured under a marine, fire & life *assurance* policy.
3 days 1 hr
  -> There's an exception for every rule!
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