Sentence examples for secured such that from inspiring English sources

Families should be made aware of the dangers and counseled that if they elect to engage in this activity, extreme caution is necessary and that the child's legs need to be secured such that their feet will not catch the slide's surfaces.

Because city ordinance did not require residents to place trash for curbside pickup in bear-resistant containers, we focused measurement of the response variables on whether a container was bear-resistant and whether it was secured such that trash was available to bears (1) or not (0).

First, preprocess protein database can be secured, such that a more efficient index structure can be constructed.

For some of the wealthiest families I talked to, it took having a net worth north of ten million dollars before they felt completely financially secure such that their families had the resources to weather any storm they encountered.

He had already secured such a profile that Everton had been deflecting interview requests and inquiries about the Croxteth prodigy from around the world after his famous first Premier League goal against Arsenal in the previous October.

Leeds also finished fifth last year before going on to win the title – "they say lightning cannot strike twice but I hope it can," says Sinfield – and the Leeds captain will rely on an ethos that has secured such success during his career.

It was largely Elliott's strategising that secured such a decisive victory for the campaign to reject the adoption of the alternative vote system in 2011 – only the second nationwide referendum to be held in the UK.

(Obviously you should remove anything that can't be secured such as lights, pumps and quick-release saddles).

Five's managing director of content, Lisa Opie, said: "I'm delighted that we have secured such a talented and creative executive as Ben to this key role at the channel.

Depending on sales and licensing practices, exclusive rights can hinder access to objects of innovation that could secure such essential rights as the human rights to health and food (ICESCR, art. 11 and 12).

The F.T.C. itself, until recently, also said that securing such a registry was a concern but it has backed away from that view.