Sentence examples for secure fundamental from inspiring English sources
I am similarly confident that the Paris Conference on Climatic Change will secure fundamental and effective agreements.
But while some corruption cases have been opened and the Nationalists have vowed to reform themselves, Mr. Chen has not been able to secure fundamental reform measures.
Nor is there yet agreement about the scope of these policies or their ability to secure fundamental equilibrium in all cases.
And, to secure fundamental safety, it suggested a way not for part of body to slide into the risk zone from the existing method in which material feeding was originally made by hands.
Christine Lagarde, the head of the International Monetary Fund, has praised King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia as a "strong advocate of women", but human rights campaigners said his reign only brought marginal advances for women, while failing to secure fundamental rights of free expression, association, and assembly.
Agile and secure — fundamentals of digital business — are impossible to achieve with a traditional network designed for business as usual.
But as the summit ended on Friday, he said he had "made our voice heard" and secured "fundamental" change on issues ranging from trade to energy and completing the single market.
We have made a choice that is at once simpler and harder: we have chosen to limit our politics to protecting individuals from the worst harms they can inflict on one another, to securing fundamental liberties and providing for their basic welfare, while leaving their spiritual destinies in their own hands.
The ECHR, which entered into force in September 1953, secures fundamental civil and political rights to everyone living within state party jurisdictions.
Those that successfully obtain the label will have worked upon five core modules - cyber-security fundamentals, secure technology, regulation and certification, incident and data breach management and 360º third-party vendor risk.
'The challenge has been to make sure that, through proper judicial and parliamentary oversight, we both keep the public free from the threat to our security and secure the fundamental liberties of the citizen,' he wrote.
