Sentence examples for arrangements to secure from inspiring English sources

The key to it all, said the still relatively new national security advisor, once America's UN ambassador and a longtime Obama confidant, is enhancing security arrangements to secure a stable environment for progress.

This includes temporary arrangements to secure a small number of hotel rooms for students while new accommodation becomes available in October".

Surely radically changing arrangements to secure the safety and welfare of children ought not to go ahead under the political radar.

The willingness of debtors to pay such reparations is another matter.Another possibility (to be used alongside reconversion) would be to leave a partial freeze on deposits in place with arrangements to secure its removal over time in order to stop the mismatch between deposits and loans causing a run on the banks.

Instead, Mr Hunt clung on to it and justified this by devising special arrangements to secure the editorial independence of Sky News, wilfully disregarding the Murdoch record in thwarting safeguards for past acquisitions, from the Times to the Wall Street Journal.

Take seven Edinburgh-based consulates..... Ireland has had a particularly active presence since 1999, as part of the arrangements to secure the Good Friday agreement on Northern Ireland.

A 21-page defence document alleges that the duchess was prepared to "enter into a corrupt arrangement" to secure access to Andrew.

With Hank also in danger, Kara/Supergirl steps in to help, suggesting a risky arrangement to secure his return and in turn making a startling discovery about the DEO chief.

As the arrangement to secure Mr. Clinton's testimony was announced, new details emerged about the testimony and evidence that Monica S. Lewinsky is prepared to provide to grand jurors under the broad immunity deal she reached with prosecutors on Tuesday.

Both the UK and the rest of the EU say they want to come to an arrangement to secure the status of about 3.2 million EU nationals living in the UK, and 900,000 Britons overseas, but nothing has been decided so far.

Melissa B. Brisman, a lawyer in Park Ridge, N.J., whose three children were birthed by surrogates, specializes in such arrangements, helping to secure about 300 surrogates a year for people who cannot conceive or carry a child.