Sentence examples for secured living from inspiring English sources

In the end, his entrepreneurial friends' cunning failed to protect him from the consequences of his own relative innocence.Defending human dignity from tyranny can often mean sacrificing one's lifeTyndale had secured living quarters in the Antwerp home of an English merchant, Thomas Pointz, who grew intensely protective of his brainy but unworldly lodger.

LETTER FROM SENDAGAYA, a section of Tokyo, about postwar contrasts as seen by a World War II U.S. Army Japanese translator returning with his family… LETTER FROM SENDAGAYA, a section of central Tokyo's Shibuya Ward, tells how author & his family secured living quarter in the Kiyosawa house, sharing it….

The BBC has secured live radio commentary rights for the 2015 Rugby World Cup.

The BBC has secured live radio commentary rights for the 2015 Rugby World Cup, with BBC Wales broadcasting all Wales' matches in the tournament.

The Security Council resolution that ended the war promised that they could return to secure lives in Kosovo.

Many NGOs and the government, especially local government in the north, are about rebuilding and securing lives for children, in education, sanitation, health and livelihoods.

He said that "an alien held abroad is not subject to the courts' compulsory process" and that the Sixth Amendment offered no "absolute right to secure live testimony" from potential defense witnesses.

In an open letter to the artist, Leah Garrett at DC the nonprofit Community of Hope initiative, who works on programs to enable healthy, stable, well-educated, and financially secure lives for those living in homeless and low-income communities, described some of the issues the song supposedly neglects.

Margaret Manning runs this global community of 100,000 women over 60 as they navigate living healthier, independent and financially secure lives. .

Margaret is the founder of Sixty and Me, a community dedicated to helping women over 60 create independent, healthy and financially secure lives.

Advocates have spent more than eight years urging Congress to pass this legislation, which would further the ability of the most vulnerable among us to lead healthy, independent and financially secure lives.