Sentence examples for strategy to secure from inspiring English sources

One last rumour suggests that the Saudi move may represent the opening gambit in a strategy to secure a Security Council presence for the Organisation of the Islamic Conference, a 57-nation body heavily dominated by the Saudis, which ostensibly represents the world's Muslims.

They developed a strategy to secure the nomination, and stuck with it even after setbacks.

Thomas Friedman ("Adopting Afghanistan," Views, Sept. 7) raised concerns about Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal's counterinsurgency strategy to secure Afghanistan.

National police units were designated under that strategy to secure neighborhoods after American and Iraqi Army units cleared the areas of insurgents.

His opponents reckon that his new focus on economics may have been a mere strategy to secure a big upper-house win.

Gen. Wesley K. Clark assured a crowd at a college campus here on Thursday that he had a strategy to secure Iraq and bring American soldiers home, criticizing the Bush administration for not producing a timeline to withdraw troops.

I fly only for pleasure, and having to devise strategies to secure a lower fare is tiring and not fun.

Nkurunzizi now wants to develop strategies to secure Burundi, which also sends troops to the African Union peacekeeping mission battling al-Shabab.

While the U.S. has resorted to ill-fated strategies to secure more oil — including recent calls for more offshore drilling — the European landscape has been slowly transformed.

The post 9/11 challenge to governments was to engineer new strategies to secure their state in an increasingly interdependent world.

It is crucial that the educators of prospective teachers lead the institutional (their own colleges and universities), regional and national strategies to secure proper science/evolution education among the prospective teachers who earn degrees under their guidance.