Sentence examples for contributions to secure from inspiring English sources

If you already have a working history in the UK, you can continue to pay voluntary NI contributions to secure entitlement to a British state pension.

This gives them a better standing in the job market when it is time to return to work after having their children, but also means that they can pay social contributions to secure their income at retirement.

Accordingly, this method could synthetically assess the ageing effects on thermal-hydraulic elements in CANDU reactors, and this is expected to make considerable contributions to secure reliable safety margins for NPPs.

She was awarded an MBE in the New Year's Honours list 2013 for her contribution to securing the RAF's reputation as an inclusive employer.

Alistair Darling, the secretary of state for trade and industry, said the wind farm - which will come on stream in three years - would make a big contribution to securing the UK's energy supplies and tackling climate change.

Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, said Thursday during a visit to the Frankfurt Motor Show that her nation has "a duty and responsibility to make its contribution to securing the euro's future".

Less metaphorically, we will have to think of each existing state of affairs as being such that each of its constituent objects makes an equal and uniform contribution to securing its unity.

Except for very few cases, inmates have not been able to raise sizable amounts of money through the Internet, despite their frequent requests for contributions, or to secure pro bono lawyers to defend them.

Straw moved an amendment to the motion setting out that the UK government should recognise Palestine "as a contribution to securing a negotiated two-state solution".

Voting by 274 to 12 MPs across all parties urged the Government to "recognise the state of Palestine alongside the state of Israel" as part of a "contribution to securing a negotiated two-state solution".

Voting by 274 to 12, a majority of 262, MPs on all sides urged the Government to "recognise the state of Palestine alongside the state of Israel" as part of a "contribution to securing a negotiated two-state solution".