Sentence examples for secure to the from inspiring English sources
In the latter case, the court may take measures to secure to the litigant that to which he was entitled under the court order or to compensate him for the loss resulting from the disobedient act.
The intent of the Second Amendment, Stevens explains, was obviously to secure "to the people a right to use and possess arms in conjunction with service in a well-regulated militia".
Unfortunately, it doesn't secure to the back of the tablet the way it does to the front, which makes it tricky to use, say, when you're commuting on the subway.
Even before the inaugural parade wound down, the White House Web site offered up a list of ambitious nuclear policy goals, with everything from making bomb-making materials more secure to the eventual abolition of nuclear weapons.
But considering the timing, the Salt Lake Games were secure to the point where it was Olympic business as usual -- far more finger pointing than primal fear -- and this suggests the comfort level was founded in precautions left unseen, the understanding that the United States had $300 million and its reputation as the world's reigning superpower invested.
"We say a closed ticket office makes a station less safe and secure to the travelling public.
The curls are secured to the central frame with screws.
Each was secured to the top by two ropes.
The frontal bone was secured to the supraorbital rim.
There's even a bottle opener secured to the front.
A plate ground electrode was secured to the forehead [ 11].
