Sentence examples for issue securing from inspiring English sources

He set out five principles to help tackle the issue: "Securing our borders; restoring the principle that you contribute before you claim; achieving integration in our communities; ending the undercutting of wages of local workers through the exploitation of migrant workers and rebuilding trust by only making promises we can keep and proposing solutions that will work".

Despite its poor earnings results, shares in MGM Mirage traded up 33.1%, or $4.42, to close at $13.75, on Wednesday, on its announced plans to issue secured debt.

A short squeeze on Las Vegas Sands sent its shares soaring and rival MGM Mirage rose on its plans to issue secured debt, despite its poor earnings results.

However, in 1997, a referendum on the same issue secured a "yes", although by a very narrow majority.

For pastoralists to accept such a change in their livestock production practices, numerous technical (management of forage intensification, etc)., economic (access to inputs and services, market security, etc)., political and legal issues (securing access to land, support for pastoralists' organizations, etc).

He said: "There is a lot to take into consideration when heading off to university, so it's shocking to see that so many students have issues securing their important loans at a time which his already very stressful for students, many leaving home for the first time.

Samsung, an OLED manufacturer themselves, is having issues securing enough panels for even their devices and other companies like HTC have starting using inferior LCD screens rather than waiting out the drought.

In a related vein, Elizabeth Anderson (1995c) argues explicitly that the aims of higher education demand that issues of justice and equality of respect within the academy be taken up as epistemic issues, securing the ability of all to contribute their ideas to the public discourse and have those ideas taken seriously.

The publication has been unable to reach anyone at SpiralFrog for comment, as have we, but claims the source said the startup issued secured notes in order to borrow at least $9 million from hedge funds and others last year to stay in business.

He said reservations about investing in REDD boiled down to a simple economic issue: "Secure demand is all it would take to motivate more private sector interest".

But, he adds, there might be an issue over securing the right number of skilled individuals required to pull off a wide range of bilateral and regional trade deals within a short time frame.