Sentence examples for it possible to secure from inspiring English sources

The town had developed "a business plan which demonstrates reduced risk and makes it possible to secure interim funding on better terms, enabling timely and predictable provision of essential infrastructure.

It's a brilliantly attractive commercial and highly persuasive to boot but, come on, America, try to remember what happened last time you made it possible to secure a mortgage without checks and balances!

Representative product centric approaches such as EPC Network and the Dialog system make it possible to secure the item level product information automatically and fast.

Is it possible to secure forward movement and action in a more effective way than just calling a meeting? 2. What should we have accomplished by the time the meeting is over?

One of the emergency relief actions it undertook, "The Water Jug Operation" (code name of the emergency alternative system implemented by UNICEF in summer 82 to provide the population of Beirut with safe water), made it possible to secure, in the summer of 1982, drinking water to the population of Beirut, who were under siege by the Israeli forces.

This will result in a tighter fit that makes it possible to secure the fireplace mantel flush with the wall.

By pointing their mirror ends downward in the direction of the onlooker, it was possible to secure maximum light effect.

"Parents should continue contributing to their CTF for now, but as soon as they are able they should consider switching to a Jisa where it's possible to secure a better return," he said.

Responding to a parliamentary question from Chris Williamson, MP for Derby North, Burns said: "I am aware of the consequences of failing to conclude the procurement and as you would expect, my department is closely monitoring progress, including assessing options were it not possible to secure financial close".

Thus, it is possible to secure high speed and high reliability even in small-sized systems.

Thus, it was possible to secure the water supply for some 80,000 people (Nestmann et al. 2012).