Sentence examples for securing the basis from inspiring English sources

"This is about securing the basis on which we live for tomorrow and Germany's ability to thrive as a place for business in future.

David Cameron had an urgently arranged lunch in Brussels on Friday with Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, kicking off an intensive weekend of negotiations aimed at securing the basis of a settlement of Britain's relations with the EU by early next week.

He said he was reluctant to leave and was "leaving people behind" to continue to try to secure the basis for discussions, and that both sides had asked him to return to the region soon.

Such a transformation should stem from the recognition that migrant communities need to have access to develop their own settings that relate to their routine spatial practices while securing the economic basis of many migrant labourers.

If, contrary to all indications, the President is serious about securing the Constitutional basis of his telephony metadata collection program, he could begin by addressing the at-times Kafkaesque set of legal conundrums that surrounds the public's right to access the regular court system in a case that involves highly classified evidence.

It is this shared secret (Ki) between the SIM and the AuC, that forms the basis for securing the access interface in the GSM networks.

The intervening time was spent securing the political and legal basis for the raid.

Inevitably, questions are being raised about other convictions secured on the basis of Mahmood's evidence and cavalier methodology.

Second, their control of the area was secured on the basis of egregious human rights violations; Mbada was the direct beneficiary of this.

This puts pressure on the organising body, the Highland Housing Alliance, because the Scottish government underwrote a loan to the tune of £6m which was secured on the basis that it would be repaid by next April through proceeds from private sales.

Where they are not, their condemnation is still secure on the basis of the conventional understanding of the nature of those ideas.