Sentence examples for that could be secured from inspiring English sources
But Reich also throws a few curveballs, and fails to discuss the gains in social fairness and economic growth that could be secured by limiting mortgage-interest deductions and other loopholes in the tax code.
Apprehension about the effects that a new German minority might cause, however, dominates the Czech Government at the moment, and the only promise that could be secured was that no refugees who were likely to be marked men and liable to terrible ill-treatment if they returned to territory under German control would be forced to leave Czecho-Slovakia.
These are processes, not things, which means that the self they compose is inherently insecure: there's nothing substantial there that could be secured.
be adopted as the standard for Australia; that no mechanical, third rail, or other device would meet the situation, and that uniformity could be secured by one means only, viz., by conversion of the gauges other than 4-ft.
But it was not until after slavery was abolished that marriage could be secured as a civil right.
Asserting that peace could be secured only through the fall of the capitalist states, he committed the Irish labour movement to opposing the Allied war effort.
Asiana Airlines, a South Korean carrier, offered such a plane, provided that financing could be secured, said Evans Revere, a former senior United States diplomat who is president of the Korea Society, which helped plan the visit.
But they voted instead to delay their decision, amid hopes that funding could be secured from the Stormont Executive.
Production for the episode had to be delayed so that Koechner could be secured for the part.
They had argued that security interests could be secured only by invoking America's right to withdraw from the ABM treaty after a six-month notification, with or without Russia's blessing.
Keynesian ideas were riding high; a "solid majority" of economists believed that full employment could be secured by government spending.
