Sentence examples for community secure from inspiring English sources
He reacquaints Weaver with the rituals and behaviors of a Jewish community secure in its beliefs but unsure of its future in a hostile land.
Antonio Mazzitelli, Schmidt's predecessor at the U.N. drug office, says Guinea-Bissau sold narcotraffickers access to several islands in the Bijagós; the country's minister of justice at that time suggested to him that the international community secure islands of its own as a counterstrategy.
Jane Whitfield is president and CEO of the PenFed Foundation, a national nonprofit organization founded in 2001 that's committed to helping members of our military community secure their financial future.
Guttmacher had three priorities: improving Planned Parenthood's relationship with the black community, securing federal support for family-planning programs for the poor, and liberalizing abortion law.
It's about creating community, securing safe spaces and recognizing our shared humanity.
When the local community secured the right to build the monument, no government representative was present at the ceremony (although representatives of the British Conservative Party opposition were present).
Having created your small community, secured a supply of resources, and taken charge of its leadership, you will be well prepared to wait out the social breakdown until the rule of law is restored.
Only a very small number of multinationals have taken the bold step of managing land tenure risks by helping communities secure their land titles.
Randomizing policies to whole communities, securing the units of analysis, maintaining internal consistency, timing the interventions with data collection, ensuring high quality data, and the inherently political nature of the evaluation process are all unique to the social experimental setting.
We believe that this publication will help the IT security community help secure Skype better.
Hence, ACRM, as a shared service provider in a collaborative community, should be more selective when allowing new members in the collaborative community to secure the right fit.
