Insure it, please.

Insure your house against fire.

I'd like to insure this, please.

AlG didn't just insure my debt.

And in exchange, they insure C's debt.

The scientists must insure that the ice is not contaminated.

We're going to insure this loan that you're giving to

And so when they insure something, you're essentially the total package, right?

So instead of giving 10 , they cut out 1 to insure it.

So what we're going to do is we're going to insure this bond.

So how do they want to insure that carbon emissions stay under this cap?

Moreover, in this 8,000 mile journey, they have to insure this ice doesn't melt.

The king must be at the front of his men we couldn't insure your safety

Or if you insure 2 billion here, you don't have to put that 2 billion aside.

One of the first things to insure a good performance is strict attention to the director.

We're going to insure that every number appears once in every column, and once in every row.

If you pay us a little bit of this interest every year, we will insure this payment.

I would bet many more of you insure your iPhone you're implicitly buying insurance by having an extended warranty.

Although police remain relatively optimistic, they have expressed serious concern for the welfare of the tiny infant, and they feel this man, whoever he is, can insure the safe return of the child.

I would predict, if you're a representative sample, that many more of you insure your iPhones than your lives, even when you have kids.

There's no law that says, you know what, if you insure a billion dollars of debt, you have to put a billion dollars aside.

As a safety precaution, we'll need to continually monitor your speech and sensory activity to insure the tissue being removed will not leave you impaired in any way.

And when I think about this issue from that perspective, the question I find myself asking is not whether we can afford to insure a basic minimum level of health care for everyone, but whether we choose to make that possible.

In the term life case once you become sixty or seventy and insurance companies charge you a lot higher of premium to insure you for this amount, because they think there is a high probability that they would have to pay it off.

We are going to insure that if for whatever reason company A defaults on that debt you can give us that debt security and we will just give you back the billion dollars. Now, from the pension's point of view, this looks pretty good.

So they are probably giving these numbers because they think that the probablity of me dying is good, maybe is 1 200, or is 1 300, something lower, so that they could insure more Sals for every 100 dollar premium they have to pay up.

So, typically an insurance company when they insure something will have to set aside some money in case that thing actually happens and they have to work out the probabilities and all that.

And so what the argument here in the inaudible the actual manifesto is that if with a good process we'll get soft quality rather than there's a specific group that's supposed to insure it that they're gonna beat you up if you don't have it.

Dotti For, for, for

For you. For me. For everybody.

For... For what?

...for... for... whatever.

Thanks for, uh, for fighting for us.

On the one hand, our need for security, for predictability, for safety, for dependability, for reliability, for permanence.

For Turkey, For Europe

'For you, for me'

For journey, for travel.

For me! For Aksinya!

For better, for worse.

For... for the murder?

For Gondor! For Gondor!

For hours... For days...

For what? For us.

For real? For real.

This is a day for curiosity and for scepticism, for openness and for critical thinking, for inspiration and for action.