Sentence examples for intending to secure a from inspiring English sources

Included in the list of entities who would benefit from the new system include producers looking to provide potential distributors with a copy of their film, a distributor intending to secure a playdate for a film with an exhibitor, a marketer looking to provide early access to a critic or potential brand partner or a filmmaker who may want to provide a link to a producer or other stakeholders.

It said the move was intended to secure a stronger relationship with its subscribers.

Corruption, Improper and usually unlawful conduct intended to secure a benefit for oneself or another.

The small, scattered parcels of reserved land were intended to secure a fishing economy, but little more.

He said he had always intended to secure a better outcome for pensioners than the Pension Protection Fund could achieve.

He said that Mr Bush will announce "in the very near future" how he intends to secure a Palestinian state.

The commander's remarks amounted to the most emphatic signal to date that the United States military intended to secure a presence here, possibly for years.

It is a joyless parade and the most comprehensive effort to date in Chicago and perhaps the country intended to secure a safe passage to school.

Such clauses are intended to secure a process for handling unforeseen events related to Brexit, said Jennifer J. Kafcas, a finance lawyer in London at McGuireWoods.

The move was intended to secure a measure of support from Germany, Italy and other European nations, which are concerned that action will be taken without the approval of the United Nations Security Council because of the threat of a Russian veto.

In a brief filed in July, he argued that Trump's statements about the accusers should be seen as campaign rhetoric intended to secure a victory, and should not be taken literally.