Sentence examples for play in securing from inspiring English sources

The government has a vital role to play in securing such critical infrastructure.

As merger talks between Lucent and Alcatel continue to advance, attention is turning to the role Lucent's fast-growing work for military and intelligence agencies may play in securing government approval for the trans-Atlantic deal.

And despite all this, the dramatic increase in our use of imprisonment has only encouraged a more fearful and insecure population, and has raised unrealistic expectations about the role prison can play in securing a safer society.

The UK still has one of the developed world's lowest levels of social mobility and universities have an essential role to play in securing the progress of talented individuals.

NRDC's India Initiative is deeply engaged in efforts to accelerate energy efficiency and clean energy development in India, and I would love to speak with you further about the pivotal role that both of these efforts could play in securing India's energy future.

Senator Kelly Ayotte, a New Hampshire Republican and a member of the Armed Services Committee, said in a statement that she was pleased by the decision and said that it "reflects the increasing role that female service members play in securing our country".

At a press conference afterward, a reporter asked Bratton what role he had played in securing the added cops.

I have no idea what role Siemens played in securing my uncle's release some time in 1972, two years before the regime's collapse.

But he is also heard saying he sometimes used Israel's influence in Washington for his own purposes, perhaps alluding to the role that pro-Israeli lobbyists often played in securing American aid for their allies in Cairo.

In some ways, the book's receiving an award reflects the role that Moretti has played in securing a permanent seat at the table for a new critical paradigm — something that happens only rarely.

Early campaigners would be proud of the transformative role they played in securing votes for women, opening up access to male-only professions, and criminalising domestic violence and rape in the UK.