Sentence examples for secure ahead from inspiring English sources
With qualification already secure ahead of the last Group B tie, Wenger elected to leave several first-team regulars behind as 20-year-old defender Jernade Meade made his European debut.
"I'm delighted with the players we've been able to secure ahead of the new season".
Chancellor George Osborne has warned that the UK's economic recovery is "not yet secure" ahead of the Budget on 19 March.
The organisation will inspect production and storage sites and help secure them ahead of the weapons' destruction.
Lower down the UK housing market, the stamp duty surcharge is also having an effect, according to the British Bankers Associationn, as borrowers attempt to secure mortgages ahead of the changes.
"However even without the buildup to the vote and subsequent decision in favour of Brexit, it is likely that the housing numbers would have slowed during the second quarter of the year, following the rush in many parts of the country from buy-to-let investors to secure purchases ahead of the tax changes".
Still, it's a key relationship to secure, especially ahead of the potential launch of an iWatch from Apple, or similar device from other big consumer electronics companies that could have a profound impact on the category.
But since officials implemented a daily cap of 2,500 visitors in mid-2011 to protect and preserve the transcendent City of the Incas, it is highly advisable to secure tickets ahead of time -- especially during the high season of May to early September.
Probably the only assurance would be to secure funding ahead of formal approvals for the study, which requires a great deal of work and perhaps serendipity on the part of the investigators to coordinate.
Some analysts believe the shake-up was not carried out purely for security reasons but was in part a political move aimed at securing support ahead of the 2015 elections.
But the challenge can be even greater for red carpet events, when desirable dresses are sometimes secured months ahead.
