Sentence examples for can now be secured from inspiring English sources

An infinite number of each type of variable can now be secured as before by the use of numerical subscripts.

One simple way is to take the last length of rope and wrap it three or four times around the outside of the coils that you made, then thread the end through the upper of the area between the coils and pull it tight, the coil should now be secured and you can use the extra length to tie the coil to something in order to store the line.

Halton Borough Council and the Merseylink consortium said contracts and funding had now been secured, meaning work can now begin.

A new catheter can now be inserted over the wire and secured to the skin as would be the case for a new CVC.

And whereas the original Blackphone bundled a subscription to secure cloud storage and file transfer service SpiderOak, the spokesman notes that secure file transfers can now be done via the Silent Phone application — which allows for files of up to 1GB to be transferred via its encrypted network.

In conclusion, calls that more data be collected to help secure phylogenetic arguments [ 4, 5] can now be met on the basis of exceptional material.

Now it can only be secured by reducing inequality and asking those who did so well from the boom to pay a fair share.

Can they be secured if he falls?

"Servers can never be secured, passwords being held in servers can certainly never be secured.

You say, "The border can be secured.

Can access to water and sanitation be secured now for future generations?