The phrase "act secure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to behave confidently or to project a sense of safety and assurance in a situation.
Example: "In interviews, it's important to act secure to make a positive impression on your potential employer."
Alternatives: "behave confidently" or "project assurance".
As he finished mulling over the Second Confiscation Act, passed less than a week earlier, Lincoln signed the Militia Act, secure in the knowledge that it would go into effect only following a presidential order.
A vote for Clinton would protect the Clean Water Act, secure the EPA and ensure that the government would continue to act as a counterbalance to the Texas Brines of the nation.
A vote for Hillary Clinton would protect the Clean Water Act, secure the EPA, and ensure that government would continue to act as a counterbalance to the Texas Brines of the nation.
Section 1 of that Act secured to all persons, with respect to specified rights, such as the right to contract, 'the same right..
Thirty-five yeafterfter passage of the Voting Rights Act, securing the right to vote for all seems little to ask from a president who preaches compassion.
If JUSTICE BREYER'S calculations were a basis for holding the CTEA unconstitutional, then the 1976 Act would surely fall as well, for — under the same assumptions he indulges — the term set by that Act secures 99.4% of the value of a perpetual term.
Even counting on the continent's traditional multinational partners, including the African Union and the United Nations, can lead to deadly consequences in the event of a major crisis, as the former lacks the means and the latter must, before it acts, secure the backing of the Security Council permanent members, who may be guided by their own national interests and priorities.
You can spend the whole year preparing for the Brit awards: booking the hottest acts, securing enough rehearsal time, making sure all the right bigwigs are invited.
It's both good policy and good politics for the Obama administration to act to secure the nation's chemical plants now.
A number of bills have been introduced since the passage of the Act to secure a similar exemption for daily newspapers but none of them has passed.
And with risks and uncertainties in the global economy ahead, he should finally act to secure the recovery he squandered three years ago and ensure it benefits the whole country.
