Sentence examples for and work to secure from inspiring English sources
While Lt. Gov. M. Jodi Rell must brush up on the budget and work to secure control of the state Republican Party, the man she will replace as governor next week, John G. Rowland, is venturing into the real estate market and working to secure phone service.
He has a solid plan to jump-start our economy through tax breaks to encourage businesses to keep jobs here in America, invest in our small and medium-sized businesses and work to secure universal access to college and expand job training.
Mr Carmichael said he had "no doubt as to the importance" of Mr Brown's contribution to the campaign for a "No" vote in the referendum, adding: "Now is the time for us to put aside party interests and work to secure a better future for all".
Today we fight to combat climate change and work to secure a path to citizenship for the eleven million immigrants here who want nothing more than a better life for themselves and their children.
Through the club she helped establish the Girls Latin School off Boston and worked to secure the election of women to the city school board.
Nigeria's minister of information, Lai Mohammed, said the government was in contact with those behind the video and working to secure the girls' release.
And he said that nothing prevented a potential rival from following in its footsteps — namely, by scanning books without explicit permission, waiting to be sued and working to secure a similar settlement.
Two weeks ago, its leader, Rachid Ghannouchi, ignited a firestorm of public outrage when he was videoed telling a group of hard-line salafists to be patient while Ennahda fended off any "comeback" from secularists and worked to secure Islamist control of the police and army..
He helped to draft the United Nations Charter and worked to secure is unanimous ratification in the Senate.
After Thurstan's death, Osbert was opposed to one of the candidates for the archbishopric, William fitzHerbert, and worked to secure fitzHerbert's deposition and replacement by Henry Murdac.
American Apparel Inc., bedeviled by turmoil in the executive suite, reported a larger-than-expected loss in its second quarter as the retailer struggled with flat sales and worked to secure fresh credit from borrowers.
