Sentence examples for consistent secure from inspiring English sources

The digital revolution will come to financial services only if consumers are guaranteed consistent, secure and up-to-date access to their financial information.

By creating a consistent, secure and fair social environment, with clear expectations and predictable consequences, children can develop skills in managing themselves and their emotions.

In particular, the facilitators' behaviors that the students described are consistent with secure teacher-student relationships that communicate secure attachment and caring in the classroom (Bergin & Bergin, 2009; Noddings, 1992), such as their hard work and time spent participating in the program to help the students, in addition to freely solicited encouragement and support.

The next day, they met for smoothies in Palo Alto and came up with the idea that became PayPal: a system of electronic payment designed to make e-commerce easy, consistent, and secure.

At the most basic level, consistent and secure tissue repair with arthroscopic knots is an essential skill.

We also presented the design choices to build distributed controller that is scalable, robust, consistent and secure.

The consistent and secure operation can be well ensured in an engineering system by effectively identifying the damage in the structures.

Therefore, scientific knowledge, morality, and religious belief are mutually consistent and secure because they all rest on the same foundation of human autonomy, which is also the final end of nature according to the teleological worldview of reflecting judgment that Kant introduces to unify the theoretical and practical parts of his philosophical system.

Citing the example of the Environment Agency Pension Fund's divestment, he said: "Not only do they believe that it is their legal duty to consider the impacts of climate change, but that it is also entirely consistent with securing the best long-term returns".

Mansley said the policy aimed to protect and grow the fund: "We believe it will help address the risks and opportunities as the impacts of climate change materialise and is entirely consistent with securing the long-term investment returns of the fund and our fiduciary duty".

Thornton was broken in the first leg and struggled to recover as the consistent Norris secured the opening set 3-0. Norris took the first game in the second before Thornton finally got on the board, but in the deciding leg it was the world number 49 who prevailed.