Sentence examples for compete to secure from inspiring English sources

The squabbling among judges also allows plaintiffs' lawyers to file in multiple jurisdictions to split fees and to get courts to compete to secure this merger litigation.

Firms will compete to secure the rights to these deeds, and the long nightmare of public ownership and control of education will come to an end.

That would push down prices as all those sellers compete to secure a buyer, adding to a slide that has already chopped off as much as 30 percent in home values.

Drop Zone is a take on Battlefield's standard Conquest mode in which teams compete to secure key areas of the map – except here, the areas are escape pods that drop on to the surface in random positions, forcing a much more fluid, improvisational approach.

"The only clients that would come to us would be the ones who have no problems with breaking the law, and standards would drop as sex workers compete to secure a decreasing number of clients".

In 1992, the teams competed to secure the rights to the superstar-in-waiting Eric Lindros.

The relatively small audience for Corby is unlikely to dampen the enthusiasm of media companies who are aggressively competing to secure the first exclusive interview when she is released on parole on Monday or Tuesday.

The Headingley side are competing to secure an immediate return to the first division of the County Championship.

Aspiring filmmakers from all over the world will submit their original scripts, competing to secure one of three spots alongside Coppola to create a short film.

An alternative is to allow private firms to compete to provide secure digital identities, and for the state to rely on them for its online dealings with its citizens.Many people entrust their bank or insurance provider with more confidential details than they do their government.

For the best players at Spain's "other" clubs keen to compete and to secure a contract more in keeping with their talent, a clear choice emerged some time ago: join Real Madrid or Barcelona (or, later, Atlético Madrid) or go abroad, where the financial and footballing muscle was greater.