Sentence examples for choosing to secure from inspiring English sources

Because he is outside the top 50 in the world rankings, Singh will have to weather a 36-hole sectional qualifier the week of June 7 at a site of his choosing to secure a berth in next month's United States Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links.

Sometimes a dictator chooses to secure property rights without enshrining it in the rules, as in South Korea until the 1980s; sometimes he does not.

Next week, along with 91 other bidders, they will hear whether their pitch is one of the 20 or so chosen to secure a share of the government's £11m to support choice-based lettings schemes.

In 1703 Peter laid the foundations of his new capital, St . Petersburg(called Leningrad between 1924 and 1991), at the mouth of the Neva River; the site was chosen to secure a firm footing on the Gulf of Finland and to open direct sea access to western Europe.

For its new round of funding, the company chose to secure a $2.5 million debt financing from Silicon Valley Bank.

WCFR is proud that this mother did choose to secure them and the fact that some feel it was not done according to some recommendation is secondary.

These cut-offs were chosen to secure diversion in age and adequate sample sizes.

I accept that they want a united Ireland, but the route they have chosen to take to secure it - pursuing a war discontinued 20 years ago by the former Provisional IRA - makes no sense whatsoever.

You might choose to sell it to secure the tax loss.

This is not to say that it is impermissible for people to choose to procreate when securing a threshold level of well-being for their children-to-be will require them to sacrifice their own well-being to such a degree that they themselves will not enjoy a threshold level of well-being.

The department was chosen in January to secure electricity for most of California's 34 million residents after soaring wholesale power prices drained the state's two biggest utilities of their cash and credit.