Sentence examples for declaration to secure from inspiring English sources

I personally put in a great deal of effort and time to sell the joint declaration, to secure international support and to tell Hong Kong people, 'All will be well because we have all these promises.' "I never in my wildest dream predicted 17 years after the handover that Hong Kong would be in this state.

As a country potentially among those most immediately affected by a pandemic, Taiwan decided to use the flexibilities affirmed by the Doha Declaration to secure access to Tamiflu®.

According to the Declaration of Independence, "to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men".

The film's producers have gone to a New York federal court in an effort to secure a declaration that Thompson's script does not infringe the copyright of The Countess, a critically acclaimed play by Gregory Murphy.

The very next sentence in the Declaration of Independence proclaims that "To secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just power from the consent of the governed".

So, the Founders, some of whom were also signers of the Declaration, undertook to create a government to "secure" other rights such as justice and the general welfare.

As Ms. Williams noted in her closing remarks, the launch event marks just the beginning of increased efforts to help indigenous young people become more knowledgeable on the Declaration, so that they are better equipped to secure their rights.

Whether that impression is correct or not, it is only heightened by Mr. Sharpton's aggressive declaration of the conditions that must be met to secure his endorsement.

7 January: US nuclear envoy Christopher Hill call for patience towards North Korea and says that the US is ready to persevere with negotiations in order to secure a complete and correct declaration.

In both matches against Queensland, Davidson took four quick wickets in the second innings to secure narrow victories after bold declarations.

Two years later, she led the effort to secure passage of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights.