Sentence examples for securing a suitable from inspiring English sources
The Hitchin Cow Commoners Trust, which is run by eight unpaid trustees, said it would never consider selling the land "without securing a suitable site for the relocation of Hitchin Town FC".
The Royal Yachting Association had expressed interest in securing a suitable site locally for a number of decades, in order to make use of the harbour's natural advantages.
Whether it's cutting the grass, helping with carpools or assisting with securing a suitable job... every little bit helps because it is one less thing a military spouse needs to worry about.
Worsley remained in near constant contact with Shackleton, who was attempting to put together an expedition to the Arctic, and was hopeful of securing a suitable position in the endeavour.
However, a main challenge is securing a suitable site in the community for family night, i.e., a safe, quiet, adequate space for childcare, and a convenient location.
The most significant challenges ahead include securing a suitable location, establishing the initial client base, and ultimately positioning the firm to be able to have a presence in a larger, global market.
He finally secured a suitable house ball — helpfully labelled "House Ball" — and raised it in triumph.
Beckham hopes the new franchise will join the MLS in 2018 but they are yet to secure a suitable site to build a stadium.
Lower down the market Falkland Oil and Gas finished 8.25p higher at 104p as it said it planned a site survey of its southern licences to start late next month, and was in negotiations to secure a suitable deep-water rig.
Then, in 1916, perhaps, in part, to secure a suitable life with Elsie, who disliked New York, Stevens took a position with the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company, where he worked for the rest of his life.
MBU is hoping this month to secure a suitable site for a £200m stadium, a 25,000-seat arena to be built in the west of Miami's Overtown district, and is aiming to be up and running for the 2018 MLS campaign.
