Sentence examples for be necessary to secure from inspiring English sources

More padding in the form of cash in the bank will be necessary to secure a clean bill of health.

More drastic measures may be necessary to secure DNA from the talk-show host Jerry Springer, who has so far ignored her three e-mail messages.

Her hair, too, seemed crisped and hardened with spray or gel, as would be necessary to secure her bride-worthy updo.

Failing compliance with this request within twelve hours, "British and French forces will intervene in whatever strength may be necessary to secure compliance".

They are now 35.5 points behind the leaders and can be expected to be subject to team orders to maximise the points for their sister car should it be necessary to secure the title.

Mr. McConnell repeatedly sidestepped questions about whether he supported Republican senators who have suggested that a default — and even a brief shutdown of the government — might be necessary to secure deep spending cuts.

The clear inference, it will be argued, is that this shows the Council was to exercise a deliberative role on that issue, ie to determine what it is necessary to secure international peace and security; (iii) any other construction reduces the role of the Council discussion under OP12 to a procedural formality.

If it is necessary to secure agreement, I will personally go to Copenhagen to achieve it.

These companies defend overpaying their top brass by claiming it is necessary to secure quality leadership.

"I know, I firmly believe, that decisions I have made were necessary to secure the country".

It said confidentiality is necessary to secure the co-operation of the host country and to protect witnesses.