Sentence examples for which it secured from inspiring English sources

"The speed with which it secured extensions from its creditors, along with the terms obtained, was impressive and positive," he said.

The PP did not fare nearly as well in the national election on December 20 , 2015 in which it secured 123 seats to finish first but lost its parliamentary majority.

The NSA has meanwhile opened a second window, in the form of the Prism operation, revealed earlier this month by the Guardian, from which it secured access to the internal systems of global companies that service the internet.

The outcome could preserve NBC's status as the Olympic network, which it secured with pre-emptive bids in 1995 for the Olympics from 2000 to 2008 for $3.5 billion.

Thus, the State remains responsible when the failures of its agents sabotage the measures by which it secures for its citizens their constitutionally-mandated rights.

Outdoorsy separately keeps at least 10percentt of the overall rental price, in part to pay for on-demand insurance, along with unlimited roadside assistance, which it secures for renters through several partnerships.

The Silicon Valley startup fell onto hard times in September 2018 after a fundraise of $20 million, critical to its survival, which it had secured from an unnamed Chinese investor, was blocked by China over trade tensions between it and the U.S. Around that time, the company laid off a number of staff, and those remaining were furloughed in hopes of better times ahead.

The government defends the law, under which it has secured many of its terrorism convictions in the last decade, as an important tool that takes account of the slippery nature of the nation's modern enemies.

Mark Brown Almost one year on from a hugely successful Olympic Games, the extent of the promised legacy for sport on which it was secured is under the microscope.

This has been an Ashes victory in the image of the ground on which it was secured, old-fashioned and uncompromising.

Before the credit crunch it was possible to access a mortgage with a loan-to-value (LTV) higher than the price of the property on which it was secured, but many borrowers are now hard-pushed to find lenders willing to offer mortgages above 90% LTV, and most deals are available only to those with the cleanest credit records.