Sentence examples for to secure enough from inspiring English sources

But the authorities have found it hard to secure enough evidence to bring cases.

Projects that seem implausible or overambitious tend not to secure enough pledges to go ahead.

The Times is trying to secure enough cash to pay off debts.

"We have to secure enough time to make sure the industry has a future," he said.

But it took the supporters months to secure enough yes votes to win the House's approval.

Mr. Berlusconi is expected to secure enough votes to stay in Parliament, but not enough votes to govern.

Khalilzad's scaled-down brief is to secure enough stability and political progress in Iraq to allow for an American withdrawal.

This summer, Senate Republicans failed to secure enough votes to pass a modified version of the House bill.

Governor McGreevey, trying to secure enough votes to push his budget through, was looking for legislative allies.

The immediate goal is to secure enough funds for the 2015 season, around £12,000 or $19,000.

"Instead of scaremongering, the LGA need to ensure they use the funds provided by Government to secure enough places.