Sentence examples for option of securing from inspiring English sources

Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, speaking ahead of the deal, described it as a mistake of historic proportions, arguing that it leaves Iran with the option of securing a nuclear weapon.

It must be especially hard for young men from poor backgrounds, without educational opportunities or the traditional options of secure industrial jobs that were commonplace among older men.

Critics say the men acted out of political expediency and gave in to pressure from the right, reneging on calls for an immigration overhaul in favor of the more politically safe option of simply securing the border.

The free ends of the tendon were originally tied together to make an interference knot but a recent modification involves suturing the knot to the periosteum through a radial incision with the option of further securing of the fix with a bone anchor [40].

The individual herd owner's utility of options for securing survival of breeding stock was assumed to be a linear function of the herd owner's decision to reduce losses that resulted from voluntary and involuntary reasons, herd and herd owner characteristics and access to support services.

"It would be the go-to option for securing information," Wyden said of a decryption key.

where U ij is the utility received by the i th individual decision-maker from the j th alternative options for securing survival of breeding stock, U ¯ ij is the systematic part of the utility function and ϵ ij is the random part.

Liberal activists who helped Mr. Obama get elected in 2008 criticized him for trading away a public insurance option to secure passage of the Affordable Care Act.

The incident is a reminder that despite all of the options for securing a Twitter account, apps and services that connect to the social network offer a route for hackers to compromise users.

In addition, consumers have seen fewer options for securing affordable lines of credit, Mierzwinski said.

IRAQ -- The Bush administration toughened its stance on Iraq, with Secretary of State Colin L. Powell saying it was considering a variety of options to secure a "regime change," amid indications that President Bush and his top advisers are close to settling on a plan to oust Saddam Hussein.