Sentence examples for survive secure from inspiring English sources

But others who survive secure at least a chance of accessing rights, protection, family reunion, education, work, freedom from persecution and so on.

In common with pigeon breeders, Popstars judge Louis Walsh navigated his own private Galapagos island of fame and chose for future propagation only those that he deemed best fitted to survive, secure mates and perpetuate their own kind.

After watching their lead cut to one in the fourth quarter, the Chinese rode Yao's 30 points and 15 rebounds to survive and secure their date in Athens.

Although Kallis, Dale Steyn and Rory Kleinveldt fell in a tense evening session, Du Plessis and Morne Morkel survived to secure a thrilling draw.

So he has concluded that "we must collectively carve out a social security scheme for grandmothers, which will permit them to survive themselves, and secure food, clothing and shelter for their orphan grandchildren".

The only thing that helps both Edith and Ahmed to survive is a secure tenancy with social rents.

Albion had financial problems a year ago, but survived after securing their Championship status last season.

Ms. Czech opened Sava Spa five years ago with a business plan that would allow her to survive if she could secure 120 regular clients, those who come at least four times a year.

Aggression is so serious because it involves the infliction of physical force in violation of the most elemental entitlements people and their communities have: to survive; to be physically secure; to have enough resources to subsist at all; to live in peace; and to choose for themselves their own lives and societies.

If members of the House and Senate truly support Israel and truly wish to see it secure and survive, the time has come to break with politics-as-usual on this issue, to reject simplistic and politically-motivated statements and to promote a final peace agreement - before it's too late.

The document survives in a secure, environmentally controlled facility, but a digitized version produced in 1986 lasted only 20 years: Magnetic patterns embedded in the computer disk degraded steadily over time.