Sentence examples for be to secure a from inspiring English sources
It could be to secure a supply arrangement.
Rather, she said, the W.N.B.A.'s goal should be to secure a leaguewide television contract.
The most important would be to secure a plum economic portfolio in the carve-up of commission jobs that will follow the president's appointment.
The aim should be to secure a new deal along the lines of the old agreement, but this time with an explicit goal of phasing out the most egregious subsidies within a reasonable period.
First, that the language of 1441 suggests "differences of view within the [security] council" on the legal impact of 1441 so the safest legal course would be to secure a second resolution.
Mr. Landau of Aventis had come to the realization that a deal with Novartis would be opposed by French government and that his best hope would be to secure a richer deal from Sanofi, a person involved in the negotiations said.
Her first priority, however, is to secure a home.
The Kenyans' goal was to secure a safe corridor along the country's border.
Mr Obama and his team believe that his outstanding task is to secure a domestic legacy.
The aim was to secure a debate in Parliament on restoring capital punishment.
