Sentence examples for put in secure from inspiring English sources
A10 Tories' Stand on Asylum Policy Britain's Conservative Party leader, pressing the Labor government in a bitter debate over refugees, said new asylum seekers should be put in secure detention centers and deported within six weeks if their claims were rejected.
Each department's share of research council funding is jealously guarded and individual academics work hard to put in bids that secure funding for keen postgraduate students.
A consultant moving from Bain to McKinsey may use inside knowledge to secure a client that both are wooing; he may even put in longer hours to secure the contract.
Forging such close links between Silicon Valley and Silicon Roundabout could make easy prey of the latter.Still, the work put in by ministers to secure commitments from these outfits (George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, who has had much else to occupy him, was the most assiduous), suggests a certain seriousness.
Moreover, it's likely that organizations will put in place additional measures to secure their domains — requiring, for instance, any change to the domain record to be authorized by one of a small number of individuals.
I'm not sure how many people are out of contract at the end of the season but people that are know they have to put in a positive performance to secure their future in football".
But she said that it was intended to determine if there was "any place that we should be putting in better, safer, more secure procedures, really looking at this from the point of view that our overarching concern is the public trust and confidence".
I was put in a secure place by security people of the parliament.
Horton adds: "The effort you have to put in to secure experience is a good way to develop a rigorous work ethic throughout university, which then continues in whatever job you do after".
He was criminally insane — he had to be put in a secure institution.
All the information related to the case was immediately put in a secure room.
