Sentence examples for striving to secure from inspiring English sources
It was what editors did in the rough-and-tumble of journalism when The New-York Times was striving to secure a foothold: when they went out of their way to "make" news, the papers became participants in what they were reporting.
Torfaen council estimates that the cost of restoring the track at no more than £15,000, and insists that despite financial constraints, it is striving to secure the necessary finance.
"We have witnessed some amazing performances from athletes this summer striving to secure their places to represent Team Scotland at our home Games next year," said Jon Doig, Team Scotland's chef de mission.
Both sides are striving to secure a new collective bargaining agreement and avoid labor Armageddon, but based on Goodell's letter, that's where the similarities end.
As commerce expanded, the Portuguese strove to secure control of trade with the Moluccas the Spice Islands.
"As we strive to secure a decisive victory for our organisation in the upcoming elections we must remember our primary task," Mandela said.
"Everywhere in the world except in Cuba, North Korea and China, presidential candidates strive to secure as much support as they can," Mr. Djindjic said this week.
Groups like Scenic Hudson and Riverkeeper strive to secure public access as an organization like the Historic Hudson Valley focuses on the county's treasure trove from the past.
The makeover was part of a jostling in British politics as Mr. Brown strived to secure his candidacy and other members of the Labor Party vied to become his deputy.
Virtually un-recognisable from their underachieving recent selves, they reduced Bilic to a study in quiet technical area fury as they strove to secure a first Premier League win of the season.
"Yes of course we care and we worry about the top four," said Wenger, who has come under sustained criticism from disaffected Arsenal fans in recent weeks as he strives to secure Champions League qualification for a 20th successive year.
