Sentence examples for secure the outcome from inspiring English sources

"I pay tribute to the immense determination and spirit of the Corby children and their families have shown to secure the outcome we have today.

In a section on lessons learned, the inquiry states: "Where the UK is the junior partner and is unable during the planning or implementation to secure the outcome it requires, it should take stock of whether to attach conditions to continued participation and whether further involvement would be consistent with the UK's strategic interests.

"We feel that it is important that the centre, which has been largely funded out of the public purse, should be inclusive and representative of the whole community, and we have therefore been engaged in detailed and constructive discussions with the Trust in order to secure the outcome we have today.

Still, the U.S. links to the Saudi-led coalition mean Obama can't secure the outcome he wants in Yemen until he has the Saudis' say-so.

Even as the act was being debated, settlers on both sides of the slavery issue poured into the territories so as to secure the outcome they wanted in the voting.

But Mielnik secured the outcome with two dunks off feeds from John Quintana.

The home side were in control of the scoreline, and ought to have secured the outcome more comfortably, but Magennis saw a header saved and as hot blocked, while Hutton also did well to block an Eremenko effort.

"Without the power to compel it is difficult to secure the desired outcome," she told the committee.

Whilst such a descriptive legal state of affairs may be relevant as a matter of determining existing legal liberties and abilities, it also provides the point of departure for a prescriptive legal design analysis into which changes in these liberties and abilities are needed in order to secure the desired outcome.

Almost all parents cherish their role in protecting children and want to secure the best outcome for them, but many are aware of complexities of the medical and research context and how this constrains their fulfilment of this role.

But it is at least possible that there might be an appetite for a new kind of political leadership, one more honest with the voters about the choices we have to make in the here and now to secure the best outcomes a decade or two hence.