Sentence examples for allows it to secure from inspiring English sources

Of course, ITV's concentration of ownership allows it to secure a disproportionate amount of the advertising market, despite audience erosion.

This system allows it to secure high-quality products at reasonable prices.

Near the end of 2002, Francis Mer, then France's finance minister, offered France Télécom a "shareholder's advance" that allowed it to secure the 9 billion euro refinancing the company needed to remain solvent.

(See the exhibit "Characteristics of the Five Companies in Order of Most to Least 'Entrepreneurial.'") I undertook this study to determine managers' contributions to a company's overall success as well as the conditions that stimulate innovation and thus push a business beyond a short-term emphasis and allow it to secure a successful future.

Nextel Communications nxtl surged after the Department of Justice and the Federal Communications Commission said they would allow it to secure the wireless spectrum from NextWave Personal Communications under a deal in which Nextel helps NextWave resolve its bankruptcy case.

On the bright side, Nextel Communications nxtl surged after the Department of Justice and the Federal Communications Commission said they would allow it to secure the wireless spectrum from NextWave Personal Communications under a deal in which Nextel helps NextWave resolve its bankruptcy case.

Income from the group supports the newspaper and allows it to remain financially secure.

Creditas uses technology and data intelligence to generate efficiency, and its hybrid financing model allows it to originate loans secured by homes or cars with the resources of both institutional investors and financial institutions.

ESPN's agreement will allow it to further secure its role as the cable channel with more N.F.L. content than any other except for the NFL Network.

The ruling by Judge Nicholas Byron of Madison County Circuit Court was not unexpected because it followed an appellate court decision in July that held that Judge Byron had erred when he had earlier cut the size of the appeal bond in half and allowed it to be secured with a note rather than cash.

The eggs are contained in tough capsules around 4 cm long and 1.5 cm across; the capsule has thick tendrils at the corners that allow it to be secured to the sea floor.