Sentence examples for securing the ground from inspiring English sources

The organisation was awarded the 1977 Nobel peace prize for "having contributed to securing the ground for freedom, for justice, and thereby also peace in the world" and the UN human rights prize in 1978.

Since then numerous manufacturers (from big dogs like LG and Samsung to independents like Pebble and Cookoo) have jumped into the arena, and Apple has responded with a hiring spree (nabbing fashion-focused executives such as former Yves Saint Laurent CEO Paul Deneve) and securing the ground patent-wise (eg extending the Apple trademark to cover "jewellery, clocks and watches").

• Amnesty's logo, a candle wrapped in barbed wire, was inspired by the ancient Chinese proverb, 'It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness.' • In 1977, Amnesty was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for having 'contributed to securing the ground for freedom, for justice, and thereby also for peace in the world'.

This study develops automatic design algorithms for securing the ground contact stability of mobile cranes.

Table 1 shows review items of automatic design algorithms for securing the ground stability of mobile cranes.

Therefore, this study intends to move beyond the limits of previous studies and develop automatic design algorithms for securing the ground contact stability of mobile cranes.

Then the workers began securing the grounds — taking down 1,000 green screens from the fences around the courts, putting sandbags around the premises, moving thousands of flower pots indoors, protecting the machines and wiring for various broadcasting, statistics and electronic eye companies.

Sports Minister Helen Grant praised the ECB and England players for securing the "ground-breaking partnership".

"In practically every area one can think of -- except that the number of Afghan security troops have increased -- the National Intelligence Estimates are showing we have failed to secure the ground, and thus, this is the definition of quagmire," he said.

"The trees secure the ground and offer a buffer from the storms," said the Rev. José Andrés Tamayo, a Roman Catholic priest and leading Honduran environmental advocate.

While the first unit secured the ground floor, an elite squad of heavily armed reinforcements arrived from France's rapid intervention brigade.