Sentence examples for quality and secure from inspiring English sources

And President Obama is building on that legacy by building quality and secure health care to every American.

They are fighting to protect water quality and secure better nutrition for their children.

It is in this spirit that the mission of the WMDA - to work towards making high quality and secure hematopoietic stem cell products available for all patient worldwide while maintaining the health and welfare of the stem cell donors – has led to a global effort.

Providing quality and secure entertainment services to our customers is our utmost priority.

Innovation funding allows the transmission owners/operator in GB to trial new technologies/arrangements that are not yet ready for business as usual deployment, without violating their obligation to provide a cost effective, high quality and secure supply of electricity.

Women vary substantially in their willingness to engage in short-term mating (Simpson & Gangestad, 1991) and evidence suggests that some of this variation reflects females making trade-offs between producing offspring of "high genetic quality" and securing male parental investment (Gangestad & Simpson, 2000).

If you'll be facing strong winds, make sure to bring a tent with strong poles, high quality pegs, and secured fastenings.

In this study the bevel gear forging process is simulated by three-dimensional FEM based on rigid plastic material modeling, and it is applied to the die design consideration to improve the product quality and to secure the effective material flow.

"The funding of the game in Ireland means that the teams there are operating on bigger budgets which allows them to keep local talent and secure quality overseas signings to complement the homegrown talent that is at all four provinces during the international windows," added Hore.

"Now begins the critical work of developing state-based plans that can create and secure quality family-sustaining jobs, provide opportunities for disproportionately impacted communities and encourage investment and economic growth," said Glas.

By combining occurrence and risk models into a two-dimensional habitat framework, we identified indices of attractive sinks and safe harbour habitats, as well as five habitat states: non-critical habitats, secondary habitats (low-quality and secure), primary habitats (high-quality and secure), secondary sinks (low-quality, but high risk), and primary sinks (high-quality and high risk).