Sentence examples for secure venues from inspiring English sources
It's mind-bending to imagine the amount of red tape he must have to cut through to secure venues like these.
Which is a beautiful thing when you consider how hard it was for them to secure venues in North America for their joint tour with Anthrax in the early Nineties.
Contingency plans have also been drawn up for police officers to secure venues in the days leading up to the start of the Games because of G4S's recruitment shortage.
In Mr. Rushdie's own words: The politicians are too, let's say, in bed with those groups to wish to oppose them for narrow electoral reasons, in which the police forces are unable to secure venues against demonstrators even when they know the demonstration is on its way.
A letter from Marguerite Melo, a lawyer representing the group, said it was forced to cancel Free Speech Week because the university resisted the event by failing to communicate, making bureaucratic demands and endangering participants by refusing to rent out secure venues.
Coder Dojo, an organisation that runs weekend and after-school coding clubs, has seen a huge surge in interest, but it is finding it difficult to secure venues and volunteers.
In a letter to Fifa published on its website, the Ghana Football Association said the match should be moved to a "safe and secure" venue.
The Regina Mundi Catholic Church in Soweto became known as "the people's church" after anti-apartheid campaigners used it as a secure venue to plan their outlawed activities after Mr Mandela was arrested.
Outside of London the situation varies from one city to the next but in general it is challenging securing venues close to city centres".
Get Rid of Sids was listed as one of the groups behind Tenpenny's tour, which was cancelled after an outcry from public health groups and difficulties securing venues.
The Secret Service does not engage in any action to address or remove any individual or group exercising first amendment rights who may create a disruption at a secured venue.
