Sentence examples for securing themselves from inspiring English sources

At the same time, though, government officials point to Monday's New Year's celebration as evidence that Afghan forces are capable of securing themselves.

Optimists will hope that Europeans will, this time, surprise us all by doing the right thing and securing themselves a much-needed diplomatic success in the process.

Police have made five arrests but overnight 11 protesters from the campaign group No Dash for Gas successfully scaled the middle of the plant's 91m (300ft) metal chimneys – the plant's water cooling towers – and another six have occupied a second one which was not yet in use, securing themselves on ledges.

With the first four past the post picking up a range of points from five to one and anyone who lapped the field securing themselves 20, those in and around the medal positions keep hawk-eyed tabs on each other in the race for death or glory.

Protesters wanted to stop people "being killed or harmed" by securing themselves around a deportation plane preparing for take-off, a court heard.

As her claim was adversary to that of the proprietors, she encouraged the settlement of persons made under her authority, and encouraged, likewise, their securing themselves in possession, by purchasing the acquiescence and forbearance of the Indians.

The researchers have made some OROM checkers available for free, but users will have to learn the basics of chip-level security to secure themselves.

As the President said recently, "I will never waver from ensuring Israel's security and helping them secure themselves in what is a very hostile region".

There is also a substantial amount of of free guidance available from government to help businesses secure themselves against costly cyber security breaches.

See, the problem is that they call this thing a "Security Bandolier," which worries me because some people might "secure" themselves with guns and bullets.

The security tools were written to defend against various threats but, were not well secured themselves.