Sentence examples for secure for all from inspiring English sources

In other words, we need to choose between security and surveillance: we can only build technologies that are secure for all users, or are vulnerable to all attackers.

One of Robert Swannell's contributions to Marks & Spencer is secure for all time.

All those who work for our third party suppliers can be assured of our determination to secure for all workers their legal entitlement to a living wage".

His aim was to ensure that planes are "an environment in which you're going to be safe and secure" for all passengers.

A consistent theme was that a green belt should be "a healthful zone of pleasure, civic interest and enlightenment", or "a great communal estate – secure for all time to the use and enjoyment of the people of London", or should "protect its inhabitants from disease, by providing fresh air, fresh fruit and vegetables, space for recreation and contact with and knowledge of nature".

So it was important for us to be able to have it secure for all users".

As Jane Addams put it, "the good we secure for ourselves is precarious and uncertain, is floating in mid-air, until it is secured for all of us and incorporated into our common life".

Martha Nussbaum develops this approach and argues for a list of ten capabilities that should be secured for all people in all places.

A minimum of basic services (accommodation, nutrition, clothing, health) and the protection against central risks of life (illness, disability) have to be secured for all members of society.

Again, appearances to the contrary fail to properly account for context by failing to notice that truth can be secured for all the conditionals together only by equivocating on context.

The second principle provides fair equality of educational and employment opportunities enabling all to fairly compete for powers and positions of office; and it secures for all a guaranteed minimum of all-purpose means (including income and wealth) individuals need to pursue their interests and to maintain their self-respect as free and equal persons.