Sentence examples for regime to secure from inspiring English sources

Others accepted Bergoglio's claim that he covertly interceded with the regime to secure their eventual release.

"Cervera needs a regime to secure his power, and he is trying to keep it".

The findings reveal the inadequacy of the existing state property rights regime to secure the livelihood of 3.5 million people in marginalised and disadvantaged forest-dependent communities, and to achieve sustainability in the SMF by reversing the trend of rapid reduction of forest resources.

Ruth Maclean talks to Zidane and other women who bravely testified against Habré about the rape and torture they suffered under his regime, helping to secure his conviction.

Other examples of Milchan's capers include making copies of centrifuge blueprints a German executive had been bribed into temporarily "mislaying," and using connections in South Africa's apartheid regime to help secure uranium for Israel.

The special offer was made last year, as Britain sought to curry favour with the authoritarian regime in Baku to secure better oil and trade deals.

"The U.S. approval of the country's reform process has been one of the core political objectives that the regime has tried to secure since transitioning into power".

The regime might expect to secure all the key roads between all main cities of the western part of Syria, where most of the country's people reside.It has not quite happened like that.

More of a surprise is the fact that the international community allowed this reprehensible poll as the regime sought ways to secure its own future at the expense of ordinary Burmese traumatised by Nargis.

This would have enabled newly formed secular and liberal parties to catch up with the well-established Islamists, who, despite oppression from the Mubarak regime, had managed to secure funding for years, and establish grassroots patronage networks through mosques and charities.

These states decide how vigorously they will adopt and implement export controls; to what extent they support a more rigorous IAEA inspection regime, or efforts to secure high-enriched uranium worldwide; or whether they support sanctions or other steps against determined proliferators.