Sentence examples for secure concrete from inspiring English sources

It is hoped the summit will secure concrete pledges from governments to tackle the problem.

It can secure concrete commitments on issues such as finance, trade, debt, technology and innovation for the next generation.

It is a multilateral initiative that aims to secure concrete commitments from governments to promote transparency, empower citizens, fight corruption and create safer communities.

Beyond the tongue-in-cheek offer from Trump's bete noire Alec Baldwin, who suggested he could sing AC/DC's Highway to Hell, the president-elect has struggled to secure concrete offers.

This is then held in an elevated storage tank, which is used to supply a tap in a secure, concrete kiosk.

There were human rights groups who argued that it was too soon to play this trump card; that the Obama administration failed to secure concrete concessions on human rights from the Burmese government before committing itself to a presidential visit.

Other joint announcements, though, seemed to illustrate the major challenges in securing concrete progress on climate.

Motorway officials believe that one of the metal rods used to secure the concrete panels to the tunnel's inner walls may have become loose, triggering a chain reaction that rained concrete onto the vehicles below.

But the dialogue that Kerry moved forward on Friday was designed to secure the concrete advances that dissidents have fought for, Weeks said.

"As President Bush, Secretary Powell and our nation's diplomatic corps begin to secure the concrete commitments required to wage this battle against international terrorist, they must take advantage of every forum to reach out to the nations of the world," Mr. Lantos said.

In the past decade many problems related to group key agreement have been tackled and solved (diminished if not solved), and recently some constant-round protocols have been proven secure in concrete, realistic setting.