Sentence examples for sound and secure from inspiring English sources
"Structurally, it is now sound and secure and can go on for another 300 years".
IS a euro held in an Irish bank in Dublin, or in a Portuguese bank in Lisbon, as sound and secure as a euro in a German bank in Berlin?
The Greek delegation, led by its president, Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki, was here in force, including 30 Ministry of Public Order officials, assuring everyone that their execution will be as sound and secure as Salt Lake's.
But I am committed to putting this nation on a sound and secure fiscal footing.
This chapter walks the user through the process of ensuring the Java code is sound and secure.
It is therefore essential to stress the levels of a sound and secure preparedness for a city that (1) never sleeps, (2) always develops (3), where innovation meets research application (4), and where grave geostrategic and geopolitical global changes give rise to opportunity.
While only EBTG's most ardent fans know about the early version of "Missing", Terry's remix helped reinvent their entire sound and secured them with an enduring career in contemporary music.
In response to the Justice Department lawsuit, Wackenhut released a written statement saying that the company "is providing a constitutionally sound, safe and secure facility" and that it is "working hard to continuously improve the operations through additional support from our corporate and regional staff".
We believe that regular consultations, strengthened cooperation on macroeconomic policies, the exchange of experiences on structural policies, and ongoing assessment will promote the adoption of sound policies and secure a healthy global economy.
Parrish, the author of several books about World War II, uses Boothe to back into his thesis that a sleepy, isolationist America needed to be roused, and that Roosevelt relied on two remarkable men — Harry Hopkins and Averell Harriman — to help sound the alarm and secure aid for Britain.
While the chorus sounded astonishing — clear and secure — the men tended to get ahead of Mr. Petrenko, and the whole group's acting, as is too often the case, was inconsistent: sometimes engaged, sometimes detached.
