Sentence examples for are likely to secure from inspiring English sources

Because there are only 13 nominees, all of them are likely to secure positions on the board regardless of Calpers's votes.

Within those narrow confines and given the present Israeli-Palestinian power imbalance, the Palestinians are likely to secure a bare minimum of rights while Israel walks off with the rest.

The Gunners, second in the Premier League, are likely to secure a European place through their league position.

Both players are likely to secure berths in Wales coach Warren Gatland's Six Nations squad when it is announced in around 10 days' time.

Kaymer, world number one in 2011, was outside the top 60 earlier this year, but his win at the Players Championship and success at Pinehurst are likely to secure a place just outside the top 10.

The way Johnson sees it, there's a "vast middle" of the electorate that would be drawn to his socially liberal, economically conservative platform and turned off by the polarizing figures that are likely to secure the two main parties' nominations.

He is likely to secure an agreement on greater co-operation over clean-energy development between the two countries.

Only a month ago Mr. Griffin said she was at the top of the list to get a program at the network and was likely to secure one soon.

"A high-profile external challenge that shames and embarrasses the party is likely to secure more change – and more quickly," he said.

Maria might find a role within the service once it is established as it is likely to secure long-term funding, regardless of the cuts.

Only about 50 of them, he said, were "prosecutable," meaning that the presentation of the available facts in court was likely to secure a conviction.