Sentence examples for which would secure from inspiring English sources

ARMY -- Members agree to establish an African Army, which would secure peace and stability.

Only a year ago, it was the financial services sector which would secure Britain's future wealth.

Montenegro, however, were after a win which would secure second place in a preliminary group dubbed the Group of Death.

Spurs are only two points behind league leaders Leicester while Fiorentina are third in Serie A, which would secure a place in Europe's main club competition.

In a group containing Italy, Croatia, Norway, Bulgaria and Malta, Azerbaijan retain an outside chance of finishing third, which would secure their place in a play-off.

Manchin replied that he should support his Miners Protection Act, which would secure health benefits and pension funds for retired miners.

Asked if he had figured out which results would secure him the bonus if he won the tournament, Scott, who began at No. 19 in Cup standings, said he knew only that Simpson must finish well back in the pack.

Aleksei B. Miller, chief executive of Gazprom, called the agreement with EDF a "strategically important sphere" for the Russian company, which would help secure smooth relations with Europe on pipeline politics and energy trade.

He then embarked on a "frenzy of writing" during which he produced a huge raft of prose, poems and plays, among them the works which would eventually secure his reputation: the two plays Waiting for Godot and Endgame, and the so-called "trilogy" of novels, Molloy, Malone Dies and The Unnameable.

An application to give listed status to the Coronation Street set, which would help secure its future when it is vacated next year, has been refused.

Clauses are thought to be included in the agreement that would prevent individuals benefitting from the sale of assets in the future, which would effectively secure the long-term future of Rugby Park for the Kilmarnock community.