Sentence examples for following the securing from inspiring English sources

Following the securing of these new homes for the residents, the practice of regular visits was begun to deal with the problem of loneliness.

Seven hundred miles of fencing has already been built in the most critical areas, following the 2006 Secure Fence Act under President George W. Bush.

In the years immediately following the Cold War, securing and dismantling Soviet weapons of mass destruction united Americans and Russians in a common cause.

Massaro joins Matthew as a 2013 world champion after Penang hosted the event this week following the failure to secure a venue during the calendar year.

Strategically, John faced several challenges: England itself had to be secured against possible French invasion, the sea-routes to Bordeaux needed to be secured following the loss of the land route to Aquitaine, and his remaining possessions in Aquitaine needed to be secured following the death of his mother, Eleanor, in April 1204.

Robinson's hold on the first ministership and leadership of the party remained secure following the 2011 election for the Assembly, in which the DUP increased its representation to 38 seats.

Robinson's hold on the first ministership and leadership of the party remained secure following the 2011 elections for the Assembly, in which the DUP increased its representation to 38 seats.

Hales, whose place in the Test side is far from secure following the 2-2 series draw with Pakistan in which the opener averaged only 18.12 with the bat, is one such individual whose decision is clouded by fears over his place.

Dave Jones' six-year reign as Cardiff boss ended in May following the Bluebirds failure to secure promotion to the Premier League.

Burbank Unified officials say students at Joaquin Miller Elementary School are "safe and secure" following the shooting death that occurred across the street from the campus Thursday night.

Hunter joins a number of politicians who have pushed for the border to be secured following the Ebola outbreak, including GOP U.S. Senate candidates Scott Brown in New Hampshire and Thom Tillis in North Carolina.