Sentence examples for secure the private from inspiring English sources
Johns accuses Sony of not taking "reasonable care to protect, encrypt, and secure the private and sensitive data of its users".
It is Italy's third largest bank and a failure to secure the private funds would immediately raise doubts about the stability of a number of other Italian banks, such as UniCredit, which also need to raise private capital.
A deal to prop up MPS was thrown into doubt last week after the European Central Bank (ECB) reportedly said it could not have more time to secure the private investment.
Reports of the ECB's decision, which were released on Friday and not publicly confirmed, have raised fears that MPS would not be able to secure the private funds in time and that it would therefore require a "precautionary recapitalisation" – or rescue – by Italy.
The demands on the legitimation of law change with this functional realignment: to be legitimate, modern law must secure the private autonomy of those subject to it.
Political liberty is seen in instrumental terms: the formal rights of individuals secure the private sphere from outside interference, allowing the free pursuit of their particular interests (Dietz 1998, 380 81).
He said the partners would invest $2.2 million of their own money into the project and secure the rest from private sources.
People living in the flood plains are eligible for the National Flood Insurance Program or for any private insurance they can secure, though the private alternatives are increasingly difficult to obtain.
But at least I feel good knowing I'm doing what I can to keep mine secure in the private homes where they build Lego castles and blanket forts.
The proactive attitude towards new partners is also necessary to secure the financial foundations of the private cooperatives.
Executives at rival news organizations said yesterday that if the movie deal was completed they expected NBC to secure the first interview with Private Lynch, a development they said would suggest the existence of a quid pro quo.
