Sentence examples for secured in the future from inspiring English sources

There is a current discussion among experts on how the financing of local transport could be secured in the future.

Sufficient descriptive information will be collected about the participating women in the trial to allow further follow-up if funds can be secured in the future.

For example, the Inter-regional Programme is a rolling programme already partially funded and it is hoped that additional funds will be secured in the future to allow the initiation of additional activities over the next several years.

We cannot guarantee that this will be the case indefinitely and would like to make certain that she is financially secure in the future.

There's no medal to hang around your neck that signals you did the right thing, no corporate endorsement to pay your bills and keep you secure in the future.

To house the collection — and other works it hopes to secure in the future — the university is working on plans to refurbish and extend a wing of a heritage building on the campus which also is home to Beirut's Archaeological Museum.

Everton had not commented on any of the takeover speculation but at the club's AGM in November the chief executive, Robert Elstone, said: "There has never been more people interested in investing in Everton and the chairman is confident [investment] will be secured in the near future".

The third Major Science Question is "How can the sustainable development of societies of Northern Eurasia be secured in the near future (the next few decades)?

3) How can the sustainable development of societies of Northern Eurasia be secured in the near future by overcoming the 'transitional' nature of their economics, environmental and climatic change challenges, and by disentangling restrictive institutional legacies?  .

The A-bomb Dome's future was secured in the mid-1960s, when officials agreed to preserve it; in 1996 it became a Unesco world heritage site.

Similar powers will be secured in future by the UK government taking a special share in infrastructure projects deemed critical to the nation's security.