Sentence examples for means securing from inspiring English sources

That means securing at least a triple crown next season and taking the series against Australia to the final Test.

KEY WEST, Fla .— Quality of life for Steve Sanderson means securing a good sleeping spot that a new arrival will never find.

Will he, like the others, sacrifice his promise to help young people if it means securing that all important majority in 2015?

Part of this adjustment means securing the health of the public finances through the fiscal consolidation that the government is implementing.

It's because competition from the likes of cable channels HBO and Showtime and online players such as Netflix means securing the best talent, first, is paramount.

The France international is fighting for his place in the national side ahead of Euro 2016 and is willing to drop down into a relegation scrap if it means securing more first-team football.

Apparently, this meant securing the sites where crimes were committed against American soldiers, and assisting when the graves held the remains of Iraqis.

The police investigated the violence Isobel suffered, but the CPS decided not to prosecute, saying the fact that she had started divorce proceedings meant securing a conviction would be hard.

To do so without the approval of a popular referendum would mean securing the support of two-thirds of the Parliament and winning the support of at least one other party.

Ryszard Petru, president of the Association of Polish Economists, said it remained doubtful that Law and Justice would agree to the necessary changes in the Constitution, even if that meant securing a referendum on the euro.

They argued that averting the fiscal cliff meant securing the long-term economic stability of Americans.