Sentence examples for necessary for securing from inspiring English sources

Along with competence in English, experiences and educational degrees from universities in English speaking countries, especially in North America, have become important forms of social capital necessary for securing job appointments and promotions in Asian countries.

Early diagnosis and treatment are necessary for securing a favourable outcome (Bielack et al, 2002).

I intended to make the necessary arrangements for securing his next book and with this in mind I took along several neatly worded contracts that would take all disagreeable business problems off his shoulders for the next five years.

Where applicable, prize winners will be responsible for organising valid passport(s) and for securing any necessary visas or complying with other regulation.

JAE was TS's thesis supervisor and was primarily responsible for the design and implementation of the research project as well as for securing the necessary funding.

The mayor of Pateros was also advised on the growing economic and social burden of NCDs in Pateros, paving the way for securing the necessary funding.

JC, FK and CM conceived the study; all authors are participating in its design; CM is responsible for the overall study; CA is responsible for securing the necessary permissions and will be managing the data collection from all services; CE, GB and FK will be managing data collection at their GUM clinics; CA and CM drafted the paper with input from all authors.

The President had "congratulated Secretary Clinton for securing the delegates necessary to clinch the Democratic Nomination," and "thanked Senator Sanders for energizing millions of Americans".

President Obama spoke Tuesday night with both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, and congratulated Clinton "for securing the delegates necessary to clinch the Democratic nomination for president," according to a statement released by the White House just before midnight Eastern time.

Reservations usually not necessary, but a good idea for a group or for securing a specific table or area.Reviewed May 10 , 2009

A number of stakeholders, including large corporations and non-profit organizations, have argued that this process would force them to spend more money than necessary on securing their trademarks, for example.