Sentence examples for given a secured from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month the Court of Appeal in London said, in effect, that the House of Lords, Britain's highest court, should have the final say in a test case brought by National Westminster Bank about Spectrum Plus, to which it had given a secured loan.At issue is whether NatWest enjoys a fixed or a floating charge over Spectrum Plus's book debts and their proceeds.

He was given a secure line with a scrambler so that he could report back to Moscow after each interview.

"It's not something that can be avoided, and we are given a secure action plan if we do spot them".

Now India should find ways to take advantage of its near-universal mobile phone coverage, rising literacy and the world's biggest biometric database, Aadhar, which has so far registered 600m people, who can each be given a secure digital identity.Voters should be offered quick and secure ways to take part in the election by phone or online.

In another case, also confirmed by the one present and one former government adviser, the Navy balked at a chance to give a secure phone to a Bahraini human rights activist so that he could inform the military when an antigovernment protest was scheduled and it could observe the government's response.

This paper copes with these issues by: proposing a telematic platform of an integral nature, enhancing tracking and tracing capabilities for vehicles and goods, giving a secure solution to the problem of installing wireless processing units in truck trailers and cabs, identifying drivers and journey itineraries, and assuring freight environmental parameters during the journey.

They give a secure and encouraging environment where that provides you direction and focus.

yBP) [35] and the earliest British macro-haplogroup T-carrying bone sample [13], giving a secure basis for its classification as B. primigenius.

You should give a secure impression.

Audiences at "Bonnie and Clyde" are not given a simple, secure basis for identification; they are made to feel but are not told how to feel.

Those players, in effect, became advance free agents, given a chance to secure a lucrative contract a year early.