Sentence examples for decision to secure from inspiring English sources
Even in that first episode, after his cancer diagnosis and his decision to secure his family's future by making crystal meth, he was immediately catapulted into killing enemies, with none of the fun or self-indulgence that money can buy.
Otto Thoresen, the ABI's director general, said: "The industry is determined to do all it can to help people make the right decision to secure the best possible pension".
So, Kanter made the wise financial decision to secure $18.6 million in guaranteed money.
I asked the company's CEO Luke Kanies about his decision to secure credit instead of looking for more venture funding.
Vigurs was the dynamic force in the Ross County midfield last season and the 25-year-old looks like justifying Motherwell's decision to secure him on a pre-contract agreement.
However, the difficulty of respiratory management using a tracheal tube of less than 6 mm of outer diameter (which means an inner diameter of 4 to 4.5 mm) and the postoperative possible upper airway obstruction due to inflammation or scarring of the narrow opening, led to our decision to secure the airway by a tracheotomy.
Secondly, we find that farmers, to a large extent, coordinated their decisions to secure a lower adaptation cost, and that communication among farmers strongly facilitated coordination.
He adds: "No opposition could be happy with the fact that, when the economy is flatlining, just one person in three thinks it [the Labour party] would take the right decisions to secure greater prosperity.
So this is the challenge for this Budget and for the future: by our tax and fiscal decisions, to secure rising levels of business investment and rewards for entrepreneurship.
Mr Speaker, Having taken the long-term decisions to achieve and sustain low inflation and economic stability, the task of this pre-budget report is to meet and master the global economic challenge, making the critical decisions to secure Britain's long-term economic future.
Wurz, who is president of the Grand Prix Drivers Associationn and also an adviser to the board of the Williams team, praised Fitzpatrick's decision to save Manor from oblivion last winter and his decisions to secure Mercedes engines and a technical partnership with Williams for next year.
