Sentence examples for thrust to secure from inspiring English sources
If Modi is able to use his political thrust to secure China as a key stakeholder in this effort, the two countries can find an economic rhythm like never before.
Parry begets thrust, to borrow fencing terms.
Hamlet and Macbeth are thrust to the very edge of sanity; Lear and, momentarily, Othello are thrust beyond it.
Following up reconnaissance by the Croatian 3rd Mountain Brigade, the objective of the first day was to thrust 10 km eastward from Bosanski Novi to secure heights east of the Japra, and this was achieved against light resistance.
The military establishment reckons that the minimum needed for modernisation is a procurement budget of $60 billion a year.So although the QDR promises more resources for high-tech systems—such as an extra $2 billion for research on missile defence its main thrust is to find enough money to secure the survival of existing programmes.
"[A]lthough the broadcasting industry plainly operates under restraints not imposed upon other media, the thrust of these restrictions has generally been to secure the public's First Amendment interest in receiving a balanced presentation of views on diverse matters of public concern...
The ends of the stems or wire extensions are frequently thrust into a block of moss or stiff plastic foam to secure the arrangement.
A podded propulsor (or pod) incorporates its electric drive motor in a hydrodynamically-optimized submerged housing that can be fully rotated with the propeller(s) to secure 360° azimuthing and thrusting capability.
The main thrust of his contentious renegotiation plans has been to secure a four-year ban on in-work benefits for EU migrants.
Mr. Murdoch's sway over British politics emerged in a more textured light when Mr. Brown, a Labour politician, leveled thinly veiled charges that the Conservatives had struck a kind of compact with Mr. Murdoch to secure his support in the 2010 elections, which thrust Labour from power.
