Sentence examples for rely on securing from inspiring English sources

The striker, signed for £3.5m from Aston Villa in 2008, had been linked with a permanent move to Ipswich before the transfer window closed, but will now have to rely on securing a loan move instead.

"The fundamental flaw in the chancellor's current plan is to rely on securing lasting recovery by boosting housing demand, while failing to take any action to boost housing supply," he said.

For now, the insurer will rely on securing financing arrangements.

The two funding options for the consortium remain confidential until after the deadline, but the group say both rely on securing as much financial support from individual fans as possible, coupled with partnerships with businesses.

Cable fears the energy secretary's plan relies on securing a cap on emissions trading across Europe that may never materialise.

Previously, Better Place's business model had relied on securing automakers' commitments to make vehicles that would be compatible with its robotic battery-swap stations, which resemble drive-through car washes.

However, the airline's low-cost business model has long relied on securing minimal landing charges at airports across Europe, from rural France to London's Stansted, with a pledge to deliver customers and growth.

Developers are now relying on securing money from the UK government.

More than 10% of the UK's economy is digital, and nearly all transactions rely on secure online computing.

Spotify, for example, is relying on securing regular venutre capital investments and had an operating loss of €93.1m (£68.4m) in 2013.

"My department has consistently relied on securing additional funding in monitoring rounds to fund essential roads maintenance and street lighting services," he said.