Sentence examples for lead to a secure from inspiring English sources

Awkwardly, the issues that usually matter most to women such as health care, child care and education—have already been devolved to the Scottish government.Though women have been especially reluctant to vote for independence, polls show that most Scots need some convincing that a yes vote would lead to a secure future.

Sadly there are no guarantees that even a good publishing record will lead to a secure academic post in any of the countries you mention.

Obama's choice -- to take nuclear arms control and nonproliferation seriously -- is the one most likely to lead to a secure future.

When intended to draw blood instead of laughs, speaking truth to power doesn't lead to a secure retirement on the beach at Martha's Vineyard.

An increase in National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding alone will not lead to a secure medical R&D leadership position, as it is clear innovators across the biosciences are essential to developing new treatments for the world's most pressing medical challenges.

That investment in his future has led to a secure job with decent pay and good benefits.

By building stronger ties, the GDP will improve, which will lead to a more secure hemisphere and a more secure geopolitical dynamic," she added.

A new approach for building mutual security in the Euro-Atlantic region can lead to a more secure and promising future for all our citizens.

Midway through the fourth quarter, Paul Jefferson rumbled in from 8 yards out to stretch Penn State's lead to a seemingly secure 27-9 margin with eight minutes remaining.

Nadia Naviwala ("Let Pakistan make its own progress," Views, March 16) is correct in recognizing that social change, economic growth and political maturity led by Pakistanis themselves will lead to a more secure and prosperous Pakistan.

"The real concern is that the reaction to a unilateral deployment of a missile defense in violation of a treaty would lead to a less secure world," he said.