Few clubs, if any, have had to fight as hard or as long to secure a new ground.
At the beginning of a new year, one wonders if those ugly metal fences with sharp razors, as if they are meant to secure a high risk prison or a concentration camp, that spread along the Slovenian - Croatian border are only a temporary measure, or a sign that the European Union honeymoon may be over?
"He had his right hand towards his waist band and his left hand was down, almost as if he was trying to secure the left hand side of his trousers, and to me it looked like he was trying to secure whatever he had in his waist band".
He added he would be prepared to wait until as late as October if that was necessary to secure the right man.
You'll need to register as a foreign corporation if you want to secure any type of financing or business license, or purchase office space in your home state.
Cameron hasn't said what would happen if he fails to secure a renegotiation, as his critics have noticed.
Without an overwhelming choice, though, it now seems as if Europeans have set out to secure the post for one of their own.
In a tense finale, it looked as if they had done enough to secure the bottom step on the podium after going head-to-head with Ukraine on the last piece of apparatus as the United States faded away.
But increasingly it seems as if the company is failing to secure its own world.
The stakes, however, were just as high: if they were unable to secure a contained area filled with lawful protesters, the population would continue to lose confidence in the ANP, something the Taliban could capitalize on even more, following the withdrawal of international forces.
