Sentence examples for terms of securing from inspiring English sources

In terms of securing an apprenticeship, a good starting point is to register with the National Apprenticeship Service, where you can search for vacancies in your local area".

While the outcome of the campaign was disappointing for the students in terms of securing the quality assurance of Fairtrade, the educational benefits were undeniable.

One planning officer puts it succinctly: "There has never been a worse time to give schemes consent, in terms of securing public benefit".

Not sure he brings all that much to the ticket in terms of securing the base, especially if Romney is the nominee.

And Warren continues to be somewhat of a thorn in Spike's side in terms of securing the one fight he wants above all others: Eubank.

But he has a lot to gain in New York and not just in terms of securing American financial support (and help from Europe and the Gulf).

Hourcade said Argentina also harbour the long-term goal of securing a second Super Rugby franchise.

The prime minister's new year message continued the Tories' familiar refrain of urging people "to stick to the plan, stay on course to prosperity, and keep doing the important, long-term work of securing a better future".

This setback did not deter George from his longer-term aim of securing full independence for the Bank of England along the lines of Germany's Bundesbank, a goal that he achieved in 1997.

Prof Matthew Humphrey from the school of political and international relations and co-author of the report, said: "The public is getting strong messages from protest groups about the dangers of fracking and an equally strong message from the government about the benefits it will bring in terms of secure and affordable energy.

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