Previously, much of this highly toxic nuclear waste had simply been lightly bulldozed into the soil rather than buried in deep, secure, purpose-built, concrete bunkers.
He seems temperamentally better suited to the secure courthouse purpose-built for the trial of the Baader-Meinhof group in a field a few hundred yards from Stammheim prison in a suburb of Stuttgart in the mid-70s.
"There's only one direction of travel towards a reformed, streamlined regulatory approach which secures public purposes but which does so in a way that's sensitive to the changing circumstances of radio and which is consistent with its economic vitality.
He would have expressed his own meaning more perspicuously had he spoken instead of "the minimum content of positive law, the minimum set of principles which, because rationally necessitated —given certain fundamental 'truisms' about human nature and the human predicament for the securing of purposes shared by all survivable human societies, can be called natural law".
Revolutionary fictionalism, aiming to secure a purpose that mathematical discourse can serve even if mathematical entities do not exist, would not avert the threat that the eliminativist antirealist would have to say of ordinary speakers that they are in massive error.
Weapons and ammunition are secured in purpose-built vaults.
This is used to house the loose wires and keep them wrapped and secure for safety purposes.
Purpose: Secure tissue fixation of an arthroscopic knot depends on the security of the initial loop and additional locking half-hitches.
And he has, to all intents and purposes, secured a political legitimacy for himself and expanded his constituency as a result of his violent uprisings against the Americans.
For many artists, placing a song on, say, a Fifa soundtrack has now become a career goal, one that serves dual commercial and artistic purposes: securing royalties and, potentially, fans.
