Sentence examples for obliged to secure from inspiring English sources

As a result, he said, "companies are obliged to secure local security".

The Bureau then turned to the use of foreign passports, since persons with such passports, unlike those with West German passports, were not obliged to secure entry permits.

But a young person's sense that she is obliged to secure her financial future is not necessarily an indication of creeping greed and selfishness.

And the "triple lock" process through which he is obliged to secure the endorsement of his party proved effective in stalling a quick deal with the Tories.

Theology has felt obliged to secure a place for itself broadly within the materialist worldview, sensing its main task is apologetic.

The rule book clearly states, he insists, that in order to be a candidate, Corbyn would be obliged to secure the support of 20% of the PLP.

In the bad old days, before big-hitting record shops were obliged to have secure computers to make their chart returns, record companies simply sent out minions to buy their own product (a practice which helped Brian Epstein get the Beatles off the ground).

Praising the courage of civilian contract drivers venturing into recently fought-over towns and cities to deliver aid, the UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy said that all forces which controlled territory were also obliged to provide secure access to civilian populations.

But Washington is obliged to make them as secure as possible for those who work and do business there and for their neighbors as well.

For every £1 invested by the LCIF, the partners are obliged to directly invest (or secure from their investors) at least £1, and on average £2.9, in the selected businesses seed investment round.

Mr. Eads was only happy to oblige, helping to secure $3.4 billion from the Chinese for Chesapeake through two deals.