Sentence examples for objectives of securing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Darling said on Sunday that neither proposal had met all of the government's objectives of securing financial stability, depositors' money and taxpayers' funds.
Facing pressure from within Egypt and from Hamas to open the borders, he may, however, be deeply cautious of doing anything unilaterally that might underline the broader objectives of securing a Palestinian state.
Planners at the council said: "Given the considerable amount of communal space provision that would still be accessible and convenient to the [corporation of London] residents, officers consider that these residents would not be disadvantaged by the proposed restriction of the podium garden and the scheme would continue to meet the policy objectives of securing tenure blind development".
Under the command of Captain Hodgeson, Group One had the objectives of securing the Old Mole and eliminating the anti-aircraft gun positions around the southern quays.
Taking the Japanese by surprise, the Allied landing forces accomplished their initial objectives of securing Tulagi and nearby small islands, as well as an airfield under construction at Lunga Point on Guadalcanal, by nightfall on August 8.
The objective of securing the safety of Americans from crime and terror has been achieved.
The next big mission is Operation Hamkai, with the objective of securing Kandahar – birthplace of the Taliban.
The league failed in its basic objective of securing the world against another great war.
What, for instance, led the Libyan regime to think that it might achieve its objective of securing al-Megrahi's release by issuing threats against Britain?
You report that John Ashcroft, the departing attorney general, said, "The objective of securing the safety of Americans from crime and terror has been achieved".
One: Potential conflicts of interest between the Mayor's constitutional responsibility for setting police priorities and being accountable to the public for police performance, and his political objective of securing the support of newspapers, notably those published by News International.
