Sentence examples for was made secure from inspiring English sources

Charles I lost his struggle to subordinate the Scottish Church to that of England, and in 1641 the presbyterian system was made secure in Scotland.

Forever keen on the England captaincy, Boycott's hopes were cut short when Botham's 149 not out secured victory in Boycott's 101st Test match, and Mike Brearley's position as captain was made secure.

A guard tower and a catwalk from Hill Tower was added to the roof of the Industries Building in June 1936 and the building was made secure with bars from old cells to bar the windows and grill the roof ventilators and to prevent inmates from escaping from the roof.

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There is no question that 802.11b can be made secure by replacing WEP.

We have learned the hard way that they are neither reliable nor cheap, and they cannot be made secure.

As Rabindranath Tagore once wrote, power has to be made secure not only against power but also against weakness.

As a result, the chief military commissions defense lawyer ordered all military defense lawyers not to use their e-mail system until it can be made secure.

First, there is the question of whether encryption can be made secure while still maintaining a "master key" for the authorities' use.

Guantánamo is being made secure for what Mr. Rumsfeld described today as hardened criminals willing to kill themselves and others for their cause.

It contends the data bases, which are intended to provide more detailed information about the homeless, can be made secure against unauthorized users.