Sentence examples for secure a level from inspiring English sources
Many Tory and Labour MPs fear that in Lords elections the Lib Dems will secure a level of support closer to the 20% they were used to before joining the coalition.
By getting the Russians and Chinese to agree, he has managed to secure a level of support against Iran that George W. Bush could only have dreamed of, and thus has strengthened America's hand against Tehran.
To secure a level of funding needed to achieve desired health goals and the objectives stated in the National Health Policy in a sustainable manner (15/16); (b).
In recruiting older people from care homes, it has been argued that if researchers followed all the governance and ethical processes currently required it would be difficult to secure a level of consent/assent above 42% [ 14].
ESMA suggests a bespoke regime for unregulated crypto-assets at the EU level to address such risks and to secure a regulatory level playing field across the EU.
But although our public institutions secure a high level of gender equality in education and entry-level jobs, we have more work to do to achieve equality at the senior-leadership level.
"They could require people to secure a minimum level of annuity income, perhaps £6,000 a year, and then give them the freedom to do what they like with the rest; or they could impose new drawdown income rules to ensure people couldn't run down all their retirement funds," says Tom McPhail from IFA Hargreaves Lansdown.
These institutions help us secure a high level of gender equality in the job market.
But all that is likely to come as little relief to the swelling ranks of university leavers who have failed to secure a graduate level job.
One of the main concerns is how to secure a minimum level of income for the vast majority of workers earning low wages, almost exclusively young, female workers and other disadvantaged groups.
The gravel-chute-throated bruiser returned to the F&F series after big-budget diversions XXX and The Chronicles of Riddick failed him to secure a higher level of stardom in the mid-noughties.
