Sentence examples similar to terms to secure from inspiring English sources

Kalou joins a Lille side who were champions of France in 2011 and finished third last term to secure Champions League qualification.

But it was the Dockers who landed the defining blows when it mattered most in the rematch, with the home side scoring four goals to three in the final term to secure the 11.9 (75) to 10.8 (68) win.

Locked in a race for subscribers around the world, the company is willing to spend a tremendous amount of money in the short-term to secure a dominant market share.

This could further harden government policy on immigration and may make it difficult to win political support in the UK for the freedom of movement terms required to secure associate status for access to EU research networks.

A short-term fix to secure the long-term future".

The tool enhances the edifice process, balancing short term viewpoints and long term development to secure renewability of natural resources.

They later approved of lucrative long-term contracts to secure star players like Aleksei Yashin and Michael Peca.

It's all, says the chancellor, George Osborne, "part of our long-term plan to secure Britain's future".

To an idiot such as myself, it looks like part of a long-term plan to secure the future of Patina Rail LLP.

But his message of long-term spending to secure Britain's future will be shot to pieces if the public finances go wrong.

While Norwich continue to look over their shoulders, Newcastle manager Alan Pardew hopes his side can press on in their long-term quest to secure Champions League football once again.