Sentence examples for securing written from inspiring English sources

"The developer had failed to meet the deadline for securing written financial commitments for total project funding," said Warner Johnston, a spokesman for the parks department.

Making repeated home visits and early morning phone calls, securing written commitments and eliciting oral commitments in front of witnesses might be egregious tactics when used by, say, a credit card company.

Ethical approval was obtained from the institutional research ethics committee (REC number: 05/Q0406/90), and informed consent was obtained from each participant to participation in the research study after first securing written consent to the clinical procedure.

After securing written informed consent, full thickness sections of normal transverse colon tissue were removed from three adult patients undergoing colectomy (due to rectal or endometrial cancer) at the Western General Hospital, Edinburgh.

Where both parties were in agreement, the researcher would proceed to screen the eligibility of potential participants in order to establish inclusion criteria and securing written informed consent from participants and their relatives.

This involved (1) securing oral informed consent from the pregnant mother by project staff at the PHC/UHP to screen for eligibility as well as to visit her household to seek written consent and (2) administration of an informed consent form at the household in the presence of another household member or project staff as a witness, and securing written informed consent.

Once experts earn $2,500, they must secure written permission from their employers to continue working.

They call for the government to secure written guarantees in future that such training will not include purposes deemed to be unethical.

The Mayo Foundation of Rochester, Minn., said the consent requirement was an "affront to patients" and "bad medical practice," because it would force doctors to secure written consent from patients before even inquiring about their problems.

Nick Clegg has moved to calm campaigners worried about the proposed EU-US trade deal – the transatlantic trade and investment partnership (TTIP) – saying the government would secure written guarantees that it would not threaten the NHS.

In response, Mrs. Clinton's campaign manager, Bill de Blasio, wrote a letter to Mr. Lazio's campaign manager, Bill Dal Col, that said Mrs. Clinton would take up the challenge only if Mr. Lazio secures written promises that independent political organizations that support his campaign would cease negative advertising and other attacks against her.