Sentence examples for made securing from inspiring English sources

Charged with the task of evacuating 20,000 troops and 35,000 loyalists from New York, he made securing the freedom of the black loyalists a priority.

Afraid, of course, that his stroking hand would go farther down and reach the knot she had made, securing the pad to the belt.

But at a time when Manchester United are seeking to persuade their own targets to disregard the club's absence from the Champions League and join them, Liverpool's managing director, Ian Ayre, said that the club had learnt from painful experience that they could not trade on their name and that life outside Europe's elite club competition made securing the best players much harder.

We celebrate that universities can continue to support researchers, students and businesses; we celebrate the discoveries and advances that they'll be able to make; and we celebrate that we can do this at a time when funding structures have made securing this type of investment more difficult.

Partnerships have made securing sufficient feedstock possible.

Football Association and Wembley officials are believed to have made securing a London NFL franchise their number one priority. .

21 Can the city be made secure?

There is no question that 802.11b can be made secure by replacing WEP.

As Rabindranath Tagore once wrote, power has to be made secure not only against power but also against weakness.

We have learned the hard way that they are neither reliable nor cheap, and they cannot be made secure.

The good exists in struggle and so cannot be made secure (JAA, Philosophy I Lectures, 1943).