Sentence examples for secured real from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama's diplomacy, bolstered by his success over health-care reform, has in fact secured real gains, even if they are more modest than all the hoopla suggests.

"The UK has secured real action from G20 leaders here in Brisbane, but the generosity of the British people in helping those caught up in the Ebola crisis in West Africa has been second to none".

Even so, it was not until the "golden age" after the second world war that workers in the rich world secured real prosperity, and a large, property-owning middle class came to dominate politics.

The RMT's acting general secretary Mick Cash said they had secured "real movement and significant progress".

They also claim he torpedoed plans for a new stadium for which they'd secured real estate, $5 million a year from the Quebec government to cover interest on a planned $67 million bond and $8 million in annual tax relief.

As such, he secured real Sheriff's deputies as extras.

Another distinctive programme is the Enterprise Academy, which secures "real work" from within the college and externally.

"The ringfencing of my budget imposes a double duty to secure real value for money," he said.

As the argument for gender equality moves on from highlighting the disparity to securing real change, the role of networks must change too.

Álvaro Morata added a third in the 76th minute to secure Real's fourth straight win and leave Leganés just outside the bottom three.

Burnham blamed the government for securing real terms increases to the NHS by raiding local government and particularly social care funds.