Sentence examples for means to secure from inspiring English sources

To this end, physical layer security is now emerging as a means to secure wireless transmissions against the eavesdropping attack[15, 16].

What remains to be seen is whether France, standing where the United States did 14 years ago, will follow in America's footsteps as she grapples with the best way to shore up her defenses, where to draw the delicate line in balancing security with liberty, and what it means to secure justice for those whose lives were taken.

That means to secure a $2,000-a-month apartment, a tenant must earn at least $80,000 a year.

Going awol, she said, "cannot be seen as a means to secure a swift exit from the services".

Not coincidentally, though, they were also held out as a means to secure happier, more productive slaves, and to defang religious objections to the practice of slavery itself.

He said the pirates would need to feel they were talking to somebody with the authorisation and means to secure the release.

Many Southern Protestants advocated the repeal of laws banning slave literacy, so that slaves could read the Bible as a means to securing their eternal salvation.

Ms Cankett also said that it was not possible to say how serious Mr McGee's unreasonable behaviour might have been as it was a subjective test and was often cited as a means to securing a quick divorce.

In the retail industry, June is considered a critical month in the yearly sales calendar, as merchants look to move summer-specific goods as a means to securing space for fall and back-to-school merchandise.

The founders used the manufacturing company, which produced chemicals such as blue vitriol, alum, nitric acid, camphor and saltpeter, as well as medicines, paints, and dyes as a means to securing a bank charter from the New York State legislature.

All these measures are meant to secure the crucial oil pipelines that traverse the area.