Sentence examples for secure joint from inspiring English sources

The bond joint was found to re-grip before final failure providing a more secure joint and increased safety.

Our national research, published in 2016, demonstrated how the racialised narrative of the "gang" becomes a central strategy for prosecution teams to secure joint enterprise convictions, even where defendants are not at the scene of a crime.

When it comes to bonding composites, epoxy adhesives create secure joints, provide cost economies and reduce component weight.

He left the merchant navy as a master mariner to take a degree at the University of Aberdeen, securing joint honours in geography and archaeology in 1962.

A few years ago, Aronson sought advice from Chemtob when she separated from her civil partner, a woman with whom she had adopted two sons; Aronson secured joint custody.

If BP becomes a big Rosneft shareholder through the TNK-BP deal, it could be well positioned to become a leader in Arctic oil exploration by securing joint ventures with Rosneft to drill offshore north of Russia.

However, a few graduates have secured joint or courtesy appointments in a school of education and a department of philosophy because of the intensive training in the minor field of general philosophy (many students take a master's degree in philosophy or philosophy of science).

Wiltshire Council secured joint third place with Birmingham City Council.

Even though there is some possibility that athletes at a private college could gain bargaining rights under the National Labor Relations Act, unlike private employees, public employees (unless securing joint employer status) only may unionize under state law.

In addition, according to our results, once joint contribution is achieved central countries compensate to some extent the possible lack of resources of border countries.16 This fosters the idea that securing joint contribution should be the top priority for EU policymakers.

"I read in the newspaper that the only thing Stockport is famous for is the hat museum," said Darren Ince, 32, a retail manager, on his way to secure a joint or two at the cafe recently.