Sentence examples for takes secured from inspiring English sources

Its plain-vanilla banking unit, which takes secured deposits from customers, had a leverage ratio of 6percentt, matching the new requirements, according to Citigroup.

"We need to fix the system … but fixing it doesn't mean taking secure retirements away from the last people who have them".

· PayPal's pocket-sized Chip & PIN solution will make it easier for businesses to take secure card payments face to face, anytime, anywhere.

And (3) they took secure knowledge of the sort Socrates sought to be the state of an agent whose beliefs are constituted entirely by perceptual cognitions or the non-perceptual cognitions that derive solely from them.

Industry, for the most part, is willing to do what it takes to secure cyberspace.

Firefighters will fight for however long it takes to secure a fair pensions deal.

And paying a licensing fee should be all it takes to secure unfettered access to another artist's work.

You adopt a new dynamic – "War o'clock" – where you track hours and days according to the amount of time it takes to secure basic life-sustaining necessities.

Celtic manager Ronny Deila reckons his in-form side have what it takes to secure the treble this season.

Although admitting Cardiff will start as favourites on Tuesday, Williams says Brian McDermott's Royals have what it takes to secure their place at Wembley.

"He's willing to do whatever it takes to secure the border," Mulvaney said.