Sentence examples for better securing from inspiring English sources

Wyden also asked whether the NCSC had made any recommendations related to better securing the database, which retains data going back to 1985.

Depending on how it's executed, the proposed dam can change her life for the better, securing reliable electricity for her upland village and providing much needed jobs for her tribe.

A few years later, the Charter of Liberties was enriched by the Habeas Corpus Act of 1679, formally entitled "an Act for the better securing the liberty of the subject, and for prevention of imprisonment beyond the seas".

In fact, Wilson's gone one better, securing Britain's second medal in an hour in the high bar final, taking their total, after a week and a half of gymnastics, to seven.

Google itself has been making moves to better securing its own traffic in recent months, which have included encrypting traffic between its own servers.

The leaders also agreed to work on better securing the bloc's perimeter and setting up EU-administered facilities in front-line countries such as Greece and Italy to register and fingerprint new arrivals.

In this post-9/11 world, there is a temptation to believe that "homeland security" is better secured by the suppression of certain liberties than their free exercise.

The discussion has focused on making efforts to better secure the country's border with Mexico a priority.

Instead, the school is looking to better secure its entrances and is considering hiring an armed guard, she said.

In April, Mr. Obama will host a much needed summit meeting on the need to better secure nuclear material from terrorists.

In a wealthier neighborhood by the Indian River, Carson McCurdy was leaving his dock after trying to better secure his boat.