Sentence examples for pivotal securing from inspiring English sources

The surprise appointment, which Mr. Klein announced with Ms. Kennedy at his side, puts a high-profile, well-connected New Yorker in charge of a goal that the chancellor considers pivotal: securing more help from the private and nonprofit worlds and using it far more effectively.

The contribution of CITRA's expertise and infrastructure was pivotal in securing national support.

Dr Sue Black, the campaigning computer scientist who was pivotal in securing the funding, left the Bletchley Park board in December 2013.

They also turned to more hardcore Islamist elements, who with their superior funding, supplies, and discipline have been pivotal in securing many rebel victories.

Samaranch, former president of the International Olympic Committee, was pivotal in securing the Summer Olympics for his home city of Barcelona in 1992.

The talented 24-year-old scored twice, was inches away from a hat-trick with a spectacular volley, and was pivotal in securing Celtic's passage to the last eight where they will travel to Inverness.

While Mr. Greenspan did not endorse a specific approach, his broad support for the tax cuts nearly a decade ago was pivotal in securing one of the Bush administration's top domestic policy goals and in providing political cover for members of Congress.

Black has also been pivotal in securing grants for Clark.

This picture of an increasingly lawless, revolting Australian youth was pivotal to securing public support for the NSW government's Sydney lockout laws, which came into effect last week.

Further, the target community was pivotal in securing the quality assurance of the materials at all steps of the development and evaluation.

Owing to the size of the potential orders, large donor organizations also have more bargaining power than individual countries, which will be pivotal in securing lower prices.