Sentence examples for just about secured from inspiring English sources

One defeat in seven outings since beating Dundee United the quarter-finals have just about secured Inverness CT's place in the promotion play-offs and the 2015 winners started like a team full of confidence despite being underdogs.

He had just about secured a veto-proof majority for his position on Iran.

But in 1992 the two exit polls for ITN and BBC wrongly predicted a hung Parliament - John Major had just about secured a majority for the Conservatives.

For many owners, the decision isn't just about securing a legacy.

For Gecko, going to Edinburgh is not just about securing the international touring dates which are so crucial to the company's future and development, but also about building an audience at home.

Today's summit is not just about securing the agreements, it's been a different kind of events, not having speeches and talking to ourselves, having open challenging conversations asking tough questions.

It's not just about securing your infrastructure — you have to make sure your employees understand how to keep themselves secure and how to protect user data.

"Counter-drone technology is not just about securing spaces from drones and preventing bad things from happening," says Fox. "It's about enabling drones to be used in the right way".

Mr Maude stressed to us that the UK's programme is "not just about securing government systems, though it helps do that too, but underpins all our objectives in tackling cyber crime, protecting our critical national infrastructure and making the UK one of the safest places in the world to do business in cyberspace".

[C10.] Plans for Technology National Guard National security is no longer just about securing borders, airports, bridges and ports; it is also about protecting the nation's information infrastructure.

On the surface, Libya was about democracy and, only just subliminally, about securing European access to oil supplies, trade and post-conflict reconstruction projects.