Sentence examples for secure possibilities from inspiring English sources

These provisions (Articles 169 171 CMO Regulation) are meant to secure possibilities for enhanced cooperation for POs, in addition to what is already permissible under the existing exemptions from competition rules.

"After 20 to 30 years, we don't know what this [economy] would look like, if we actually managed to achieve radically lower emissions and still secure possibilities for a good life... are we then even concerned whether this was capitalism or not, or are we looking for other things," he says.

These conditions secure the possibility for fair citizen participation in the future.

If a clear mandate to raise tax at the top end were secured, additional possibilities for levies on land and wealth could be unlocked.

Brandstetter asserted that "the prosecution of hate speech aims to secure the possibility of equal participation of all people in public life," while also acknowledging the tension between this mandate and the fundamental right to freedom of expression.

Considering the stochastic characters of travel time can help securing transfer possibilities and minimizing passengers' transfer time.

General questions that have been raised about this project include the question of whether it ultimately can secure the possibility of objective concepts or contents, contents the truth of which is independent of our attitudes.

A central motivation behind this criticism is to secure the possibility of miracles reported in the Qur'ân and the prophetic traditions that were considered impossible by these philosophers (TF 166; cf. Marmura 2005, 146).

"We hope this letter will be the first step towards securing the possibility of us playing in Jordan again in the near future, perhaps under more just conditions," they said.

The interpretive, or cultural-hermeneutic sciences, rest on a second, equally deep-seated "practical interest" in securing and expanding possibilities of mutual and self-understanding in the conduct of life.

Information shortage is a fundamental constraint in catchment hydrology that severely affects the possibilities for secure inference of the generic hydrologic landscape, as well as for secure validation of physically deduced distributed models.