Sentence examples for that which secures from inspiring English sources

Social and individual formation occur together and the only thing they are subject to is that which secures the maximal good for each and for all.

"The necessary environment is that which secures the artist in the way that lets him be in the world in a most fruitful manner," the poet Robert Creeley said.

For in any case, it seems undeniable that theories sometimes are discredited by the emergence of evidence which is taken to undermine them even in the eyes of their former proponents.[35] Let's assume then that evidence sometimes does successfully discharge the function of neutral arbiter among theories and is that which secures intersubjective agreement among inquirers.

In order to rebuild trust among the transatlantic partners, among the member states of the Council of Europe and also between citizens and their own governments, a legal framework must be put in place at the national and international level which ensures the protection of human rights, especially that which secures the right to privacy.

In this sense, sensory experience and observation sentences are the ultimate checkpoint for scientific theory; they are that which secures the web to fixed ground.

"The process by which that election, which secured him leadership took place was bizarre," he told the BBC.

In 1776, Thomas Paine argued that "the charter which secures this freedom in England, was formed, not in the senate, but in the field; and insisted on by the people, not granted by the crown".

It is understood that BT, which secured the TV rights to 38 Premier League games a season, is looking at a deal for the on-demand rights for the extended highlights of the 226 matches not aired on live TV.

Three decades after that clever dog diversion, which secured Nixon's precarious position as Eisenhower's running mate, he held onto a statuette of the spaniel.

Lebanese still complain that the PLO, which secured the camps under a deal brokered in 1969 by the Arab League, helped provoke their country's civil war by seizing other parts of Lebanon.

A successful move elsewhere in Europe would not necessarily convince sceptics in England, who remember that the trophies which secured his reputation at Porto were won with an already star-studded side.