Sentence examples for processes to secure from inspiring English sources

We will be forced to go through long, expensive, and invasive security processes to secure visas for international travel.

Due to rising critics during the last years regarding the devastating impacts of large-scale commodity production in the bioenergy and food sector, the so-called sustainability certification schemes were developed in multi-stakeholder processes to secure the compliance with environmental and social minimum criteria.

The newly developed, precise and selective HPTLC method can be used as part of routine quality control for both, incoming pigment batches and monitoring of internal pigment production processes, to secure a consistent pigment composition resulting in consistent ink quality, a faultless print image and safe products.

The implant has six foot processes to secure its position and in theory only partially occlude the angle [ 11].

This model could calculate the time course of the individual cellular responses, however, cellular DNA damage was not fully taken into account, even cell-cycle arrest is thought to be one of the primary processes to secure sufficient time for repairing DNA damage, such as DNA DSBs.

The statement said President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan had closely followed the process to secure the ceasefire.

Women on Medicaid, who by definition are poor, will undertake a frustrating and often time-consuming process to secure the money to pay for abortions on their own.

After obtaining their degree they must pass an eight-hour state examination and then begin the interview process to secure a position as a school administrator.

He said: "There is a very rigorous process to secure a meeting with Mr Mandela, and as yet, we have not have had any such request from Charlize Theron.

"Government has a vital role to play in ensuring that British steel companies are given the opportunity and, where possible, assistance through the contracting process to secure orders for major infrastructure projects from HS2 to Hinkley Point".

The vice chancellor found that Barclays, with K.K.R.'s assistance, had rigged the Del Monte sale process to secure a plum banking role and up to $24 million in extra fees.