Sentence examples for securing part of from inspiring English sources

Officer Vitale was securing part of a crime scene when he was called down to the Seventh Precinct station house on Pitt Street.

A short while later, Mr. Silver aimed the spotlight back at the governor by vowing to reject the heart of Mr. Pataki's plan to fill the gap: securing part of the $12 billion that the state is owed after a court settlement with tobacco companies.

On the night of 9 August, a second attack was put in, in concert with the 16th Battalion, which succeeded in securing part of the German line, despite heavy shelling.

Jets and artillery pounded besieged eastern districts as Syrian troops and allied fighters from Iraq, Iran and Lebanon pushed further into the city, securing parts of Tariq al-Bab and the airport road to the east of Aleppo, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.

But the moment clearly unnerved Mr. Maliki's aides and some of the Americans in Mr. Bush's entourage, partly because it was televised and may have revealed a security lapse in the so-called Green Zone, the most heavily secured part of Baghdad.

They can be used to secure part of the scheme for new affordable homes or alternatively to get financial contributions from developers to be used elsewhere.

Lt Gen Abdul-Amir Rasheed Yar Allah said the operation to retake Akashat aims to secure part of the border and the area north of the vital highway that links Baghdad to neighbouring Jordan and Syria.

While he has expressed skepticism about the governor's idea to secure part of the $12 billion worth of money the state is owed after a court settlement with tobacco companies, his statement yesterday was his most forceful on the subject to date.

Elements of the British 2nd Army secured part of the adjacent Bourguébus Ridge and managed to gain a foothold on Verrières Ridge but were unable to dislodge its German defenders.

His brother Józef had lost most of the family's lands through bad investments, but with the help of his sister Anna, Kościuszko secured part of the lands for himself.

In addition, the Zn concept implies that colonization of these settings by first life forms proceeded from the illuminated, photosynthesizing top to the bottom, in contrast to the scheme of Martin and co-workers in which life propagated from the bottom, "secure" part of the deep-sea hydrothermal FeS vent to the surface.