Sentence examples for objectives to secure from inspiring English sources

"I think that we have objectives to secure first before any action around Kabul".

This battalion had two objectives; to secure Ranville and to clear the DZ of obstacles for the division's gliders which were to land next.

On the other side, we are being reminded that the EU, even if noble in its original objectives to secure peace in Europe, continues to be flawed in its design, as it does not allow for a transfer (and appropriate balancing) mechanism.

The allied objective to secure Iraq's oil fields in the south was mostly successful, General Franks said, adding that only 9 of the 400 oil wells in the strategic Rumaila field had been set on fire before Iraqi forces withdrew.

But they have also acknowledged that Somalia's relentless chaos was hindering Kenya's fast-growing economy and that the invasion was a long-planned objective to secure the coastline and allow Kenya to move ahead with a multibillion-dollar port on the Indian Ocean, not far from the Somali border.

BREEAM is the most widely used environmental assessment method for buildings today, with the main objective to secure more sustainable construction practices.

The conversion of grassland to SRC affects the objective to secure the supply of food as a basic human need because grassland is the main feedstock for milk and cattle meat production.

Nowadays, we are witnessing the application of Sun's ideas in Africa, where China's prime objectives are to secure energy and mineral supplies to fuel its breakneck economic expansion, open up new markets, curtail Taiwan's influence on the continent, consolidate its burgeoning global authority, and clinch for itself African-allocated export quotas.

One of their many objectives was to secure Long's release by breaking down Saigon prison, and this was the most noted incident during the tumult.

The brigade group's objectives were to secure a beachhead; capture the main airfield (located north of Victoria and designated "No. 1 Strip" by the Australians); destroy the Japanese garrison; and prepare for further operations on the eastern shore of Brunei Bay.

At the time, migrant farmers' objectives were to secure ownership of their land and obtain revenues, both as quickly as possible.