Later, though, the Asahi Shimbun said the area had not been checked because the entrance gate was usually secured.
Professor Erdik said in a telephone interview that earthquake mitigation in Turkey is not handled the same as it is in California: because strengthening the architecture is time-consuming and expensive, the objects are usually secured first.
These days, the poles are usually secured with strong nylon straps for safety.Researchers working with scaffolds at a far smaller scale are now exploring the use of similar hybrid structures, made using a combination of biological and synthetic elements.
His crime, say Syrian activists, was to have commented on television that "the tyrant is dead", meaning the late Hafez Assad.One link between these cases, and similar political trials in countries such as Jordan and Lebanon, is that convictions nowadays are usually secured by due process of law.
In arranging a collection, stamps are not pasted directly on the album page but are usually secured to it by hinges i.e., small rectangles of translucent paper gummed on one side and folded which are easily affixed and pulled off from stamps without causing damage.
Loans issued by the confraternity were usually secured by real property and were therefore mortgages.
Chains are usually secured by a padlock, which can be the weakest link.
They are usually secure in their occupation, have more money than the elderly or young, and are more resistant to a recession.
Older men have had more time to figure out who they are, and they're usually secure in their personalities, likes, and dislikes.
The goal of PR is usually to secure positive coverage in the media, and the well-worn tactics include calling a press conference, pitching stories directly to journalists, arranging eye-catching events, setting up interviews and handing out free samples.
