Sentence examples for set out to secure from inspiring English sources

Do this and you begin to turn the tide of Afghan opinion, and get closer to the stability we set out to secure.

Without an overwhelming choice, though, it now seems as if Europeans have set out to secure the post for one of their own.

Once the Westin was chosen as the headquarters hotel, the league set out to secure other hotel rooms in close proximity to the Westin, creating a campus feel, Mr. Supovitz said.

It was then that Mr. Rabinowitz, a former dean of Hofstra's law school who was appointed president of the university in 2000, set out to secure a presidential debate.

"It is tragic that the assailants, who set out to secure free access for Christians to the Holy Land, turned against their own brothers in the faith," he said.

Then again, aside from a single seller in Scotland, it didn't set out to secure advertising for its Metros for obvious reasons: it needs its own papers in those regions to maximise the advertising take.

Setting out to secure the most dedicated players first, before spreading to encompass a more casual audience, has worked wonders for the MOBA genre, as well as the likes of Hearthstone and Counter-Strike: GO.

On a dark afternoon the day after the feast of St Nicholas, despite the threat of a storm, he sets out to secure the purchase of a wood at a bargain price.

We set out to find ways to secure a financially brighter retirement.

"We have become a voice for the Arab woman". Her royal pedigree certainly helped when she set out to establish strategic partnerships to secure funds from wealthy Kuwaiti women, as well as Egypt-based Commercial International Bank (CIB), and Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, for example, to help Arab women set up their own businesses.

During World War II Japan had formed numerous bases on the island of New Georgia, and Operation Toenails set out to destroy those bases and to secure the island.