Sentence examples for help with securing from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, Raviv Drucker, an investigative journalist for Israel's Channel 10, reported that, in 2014, Netanyahu on three occasions turned to Secretary of State John Kerry for help with securing Milchan's U.S. visa status.

The policies announced by the attorney general will be buoyed by 500 national reentry events that seek to highlight community resources for ex-offenders, and offer legal services, job fairs and help with securing state identification, a barrier for many seeking employment.

Albeik, who contributed back to Udacity as part of its Blitz team, didn't sign up for Udacity because of its pitch to help with securing a job.

On balance, however, Google has introduced a lot of tools that should help with securing your information, including the Android Device Manager, and I'd be willing to trade some increased risk for not having to fuss with passwords repeatedly, especially with the added hump of two-factor authentication.

Hall and his fellow activists say they can now act on their plan to provide a one-stop shop for homeless people – a roof over their heads, hot food, health checkups, benefit advice, workshops, signposting to other services and help with securing permanent accommodation.

His current trip to the west coast, only the latest in a series of California jaunts, is devoted primarily to appealing for help with securing US defense networks – embracing the robust encryption that the FBI warns will lock law enforcement out of judicially-authorized criminal and national security investigations.

All the same, it's the early customer wins that have helped with securing this new investment.

Family members can provide much care and support, often acting as the informal caregivers and providing emotional support as well as helping with securing housing and adequate treatment [ 64].

The mothers who ask you: "Have you done yours yet?", who urge early submission, to beat the crowds, and who go on websites to share about "personal statement hell", are doing no more than comply with Ucas expectations, as they follow through on years of help with homework, securing work experience, renting violins.

To come up with solutions to make that data impossible to use in the first place is a very obvious and necessary line of defense, alongside all of the other cybersecurity services that have been developed to help with authentication, securing network perimeters and so on.

It's true that a Yale degree might help a great deal with securing a good job at Goldman Sachs.