Sentence examples for viable to secure from inspiring English sources

If your teen is eligible for inclusion in a family plan, he or she will likely find that it's more viable to secure insurance that way, rather than applying for a new individual policy.

We also introduced many measures to provide support across industry and business including the creation of the Enterprise Finance Guarantee, which helps viable businesses to secure credit and keep trading.

Councillor Mike Smith, Stockton Council's cabinet member for regeneration and transport, said: "We have been working for many years to find an appropriate and viable solution to secure the future of Thornaby Town Hall.

Also at that time, advances in endoscopic instrumentation had improved to such a degree that direct laryngoscopy had become a viable means to secure the airway by the non-surgical orotracheal route.

In a statement, the foundation said: "We hoped to agree with Virgin Money a viable long-term solution to secure the foundation's future.

Instead, it requires acknowledging the legitimate claims of Palestinians to statehood, and sustained efforts to secure a viable Palestine alongside a secure Israel.

In an email to staff, Comet chief executive Bob Darke said the board was "urgently working with its advisers to seek a solution to secure a viable future".

It said: "The board is urgently working with its advisers to seek a solution to secure a viable future for the company".

Because the circumstances are different in each case, the FBI works closely with the rest of the US government to consider all viable and legally permissible options to secure their release.

It was only when Boris Johnstone succeeded Livingstone as mayor and the coalition government came to power that they resolved to re-examine the case for a 60,000-seat football stadium, believing it to be the best way to secure a viable commercial future.

"But we are determined to secure a viable outcome for the site and we'll work with the council and local community to find a solution that meets their ambitions for the city centre".