Sentence examples for secure its position from inspiring English sources
The Independent has learnt that a former Goldman banker, who has advised indebted governments on recovering losses made from complex transactions with banks, has written to the Greek government to advise that it has a chance of clawing back some of the hundreds of millions of dollars it paid Goldman to secure its position in the single currency.
As GetJar notes in its own press release, the company plans to "aggressively expand its offering to Android publishers in order to secure its position as the premier 'open' Android Market alternative", so it is evidently in their best interest to market Android as a great alternative for the iPhone.
But the company wants to secure its position at the high end of the market.
The games are a unique opportunity for London to secure its position for another generation as the best big city in the world".
Mr. Gorman and his team are moving to invigorate Morgan Stanley and secure its position as a premier Wall Street bank.
This has been key to preventing a pre-emptive offensive by Hezbollah to secure its position, particularly given mounting international pressure against Iran and Syria, its two regional backers.
Hydrogen bonding interactions between these residues and the O2′, O3′ atoms and their respective hydrogen atoms of the ribose moiety secure its positioning at this site in the protein.
Scarcely had the Third brigade secured its position, before it was vigorously attacked by Gen. HOOD's entire division.
As BMC Biology's fifth birthday is upon us, it has secured its position within the BMC-series stable with an impressive debut impact factor of, appropriately, five!
It had "defended Iran's security in the Arab-Israeli conflict and secured its position on the shore of the Mediterranean and within the Levant".
But while post-World War II America secured its position in Europe through what resources it could muster, credit-worthiness and cutting-edge competitiveness, the America of today is a heavily indebted country paralyzed by political gridlock and burdened by low competitiveness in the tradable sector.
