Sentence examples for secure not from inspiring English sources

In rearranging the policy deck chairs, he has sought to secure not Britain's future but his own.

Some have installed metal detectors, while others have expanded school resource officers to secure not only high schools but also middle and elementary schools.

That was because she had to secure not only Ms. Lewinsky's permission, she said, but also that of Kenneth W. Starr, the special prosecutor.

Kew's archives and expertise are needed to help secure, not only this needful world brew, but also the livelihoods of tens of millions of families.

If he can persuade Japanese voters that dramatic change is needed to secure not only their future but their children's and grandchildren's as well, last year's election may start to look like another turning point in Japanese history.

Responding to the new situation, Britain and France proposed to send thousands of troops to secure not only Kabul but also the northern half of the country and to ensure delivery of much-needed food and other aid.

It has been argued that Hick has secured not the equal acceptability of diverse religions but rather their unacceptability.

" 'Sufficiently secured' does not mean Switzerland," the official said.

"Already the people are securing Marja, not foreign troops".

So secure you wouldn't believe it — and not as secure as it will be.

Would the city not secure the premises?