Sentence examples for duty to secure from inspiring English sources

Universities have a legal duty to secure free speech.

"Ofcom has a duty to secure the universal service for postal users.

Their task was to establish whether the council's duty to secure "best value" had been fulfilled.

"The ringfencing of my budget imposes a double duty to secure real value for money," he said.

The government has a duty to secure the borders against this and other kinds of illegal material, including drugs and weapons.

Mr. Romney — traveling, by coincidence, in Arizona — said in a brief statement that states had the right and the duty to secure their borders.

Authorities can of course already discharge their duties to secure accommodation under the homelessness legislation by arranging accommodation in the private rented sector.

Ministers said they would produce further guidance on managing visiting speakers after the election, including how the Prevent duty would "interact" with existing duties to secure freedom of speech.

Distressed mothers seemed to fulfil their wifely duties to secure guardianship, be perceived as good wives, make their husbands happy and maintain family 'honour ' (Izzat in Maithili and Nepali): I haven't done any foolish things, like consuming poison, or hanging myself, despite facing so many crises in life.

With that thought lingering in the back of my mind, my next duty is to secure some meat for the freezer stores.

Administrators, whose legal duty is to secure the maximum return for creditors, would struggle to justify spending money on a bid to overturn a sanction that prevents the club spending money on transfers.