Sentence examples for given secured from inspiring English sources

Answering the emergence of Monarchos in his impressive Florida Derby victory last Saturday, Point Given secured his position as the West's best Kentucky Derby prospect with a three-length victory today in the $250,000 Grade II San Felipe Stakes at Santa Anita.

Indigenous women, single women under the age of 25 and men were the least likely to be given secure housing.

In fact, thousands of New Yorkers commute to and from work by bicycle, and many thousands more would do so given secure parking facilities, safer roads and a mayor willing to give this clean transportation option the credibility it deserves.

We do not agree, however, that the current system, where those who have given secure credit to a company are cushioned from the full impact of an insolvency because of the losses borne by those who work for a company on a self-employed basis, or as contractors or suppliers, represents the appropriate balance," MPs said in the report.

Momentary as perpetual points to both the observation that bio-objectification can persist for long periods given secure relationships, and, through Waldby and Mitchell's analysis of waste, that the recycling of value means bio-objectification can continue beyond becoming waste, through the entanglement in new forms of value.

Collaborators will be given secure login details, including a password for the REDCap project server.

The communiqué spelled out that UNICEF and local health teams will be given secure passes to these communities.

After teachers began storing information on Web sites, they began giving secure access to students and teachers, as well.

Right to Buy, introduced by Margaret Thatcher in 1980 and revamped by David Cameron, gives secure tenants of councils and some housing associations the legal right to buy the home they are living in.

This is equivalent to "cap and trade," which gives secure "pollution rights" to polluters based on their pollution history.

Alkire (2002, pp182) argues that a " fundamental reason for a serious account of dimensions is to give secure epistemological and empirical footing to the multidimensional objective of human development".