Sentence examples for secured sheltered from inspiring English sources

While the N.R.C. argues that casks provide "adequate protection," the N.A.S. and nuclear watchdogs maintain that the massive containers could be better sited and better secured, sheltered within earthen and cement berms a safe distance from both the reactor building and the property's borders.

The advance was made in a series of bounds, the objective of which was usually to secure sheltered beachheads.

Not having secured shelter made me feel flawed, embarrassed in front of myself.

Many were orphans with no other options; others were children entrusted to the monks by destitute parents trying to secure shelter and some schooling for them.

A spokeswoman for the Homeless Services Department, Heather J. Janik, said that the account allows the agency to quickly secure shelter for families when there is a surge in need.

What is clear is that being excluded from humanitarian aid creates more than just an economic burden of having to find alternative means to secure shelter or a source of livelihood.

Fazlullah has slowly rebuilt his militia by securing shelter and support from Afghan militants in an area where groups form loose alliances against the United States, Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The Nefertiti bust was displayed in Berlin's Neues Museum on Museum Island until the museum was closed in 1939; with the onset of World War II, the Berlin museums were emptied and the artifacts moved to secure shelters for safekeeping.

"Many homeless individuals are unable to secure shelter space because city shelters are over capacity or inaccessible to people with disabilities," the DOJ's Vanita Gupta said in August.

Living within secure borders, sheltered by their country's immense military, economic and cultural power, they show little interest in exploring the connections between other societies and their own.

For anybody who wasn't in a secure shelter during the cyclone "it would have been a very, very tough time for them," she said.