Sentence examples similar to concerns of securing from inspiring English sources

Out of a concern to secure our good on the whole, we create the rules of justice by convention.

And yet in the last general election immigration was enough of a concern to secure Ukip third place in Stockport.

But this time neither leader would be able to allay concerns of instability by securing formal agreements from many on the crossbench, as Gillard did.

But if so, we cannot hold that we somehow constructed our notions and the rules of justice from a concern to secure our good on the whole.

And so long as the expenses are justified as legitimate and job-creating, even members of the Tea Party seem willing to limit their concerns to the practice of securing the money and not the money itself.

His warning comes amid heightened concerns about security at some of the country's seemingly most secure jails.

The provisions I have highlighted above give us ample reason to be concerned about the social cost of securing legal rights for a narrow group of same-sex couples in Delaware at the expense of many, many others.

June 4, 2014 Incoming Labour council leader Stephen Cowan says the Earls Court Project will be among the redevelopment schemes approved by his predecessors that his administration will review with the minimum objective of securing amendments meeting concerns about "lack of affordable housing".

"Although such decisions are always difficult, it is a necessary step in restructuring the business to enhance the prospects of securing its future as a going concern".

She was particularly concerned with securing the return of unpublished manuscripts seized by the N.K.V.D. Their fate remains unknown.

This step has been taken in order to enhance the prospects of securing the business' future as a going concern.