Sentence examples for secure clear from inspiring English sources

Since then, the project has been mired in litigation as New York City's Department of Housing Preservation and Development worked to secure clear title to the property.

To assess the relationship between use of a hydrogel ocular sealant (Resure) to secure clear corneal incisions (CCIs) in cataract surgery and surgeon efficiency, patient symptomatology, and postoperative results.

Deputy Prime Minister Janusz Steinhoff, who chaired a commission about the dispute, has conceded that the Polish side bungled by failing to secure clear terms on the exchange rate, but he urged Germany to make good the shortfall.

Stephen Doughty, a Labour MP who has campaigned for the government to do more to support the steel sector, said: "It is deeply disappointing that the PM did not secure clear commitments at the G20 on dealing with China's distortion of global steel markets that is causing so many difficulties for producers in my own constituency, Wales, and the UK overall.

The use of force would, as indeed is already highly likely, return to the post-Vietnam norm of short, sharp interventions designed to secure clear and attainable objectives as swiftly as possible using massive force while minimizing risks of casualties.

Skutsch agrees that helping indigenous groups secure clear land titles is important, however, because stronger deeds "would make it more difficult for external companies to encroach [on] their land".

The department's plan to increase diversity in the biology programs, backed by funding that Botstein helped to secure, cleared the way for the grant's renewal.

Votel, who previously commanded Special Operations Command and the secretive elite troops under Joint Special Operations Command, described a two-pronged mission for a residual force that will remain in Syria: helping the SDF battle militant remnants and secure cleared areas.

Realizing the importance of public participation, the U.S. Defense Department has approved the hiring of more civilians to work under the command of the Afghan army to secure cleared areas.

4. Stronger District-Level engagement is needed for future sustainability Stronger engagement between an operational team of UNICEF staff and IPs and MPs, District Councils and Chiefdom structures is recognized as an ingredient to both enhance coordination within the Districts and to secure clearer roles for all local-level actors beyond the life of the programme.

And that goes far in explaining why American leaders are having such difficulty securing clear Arab support for military action in Afghanistan.