Sentence examples for will locked in from inspiring English sources

And she feels particularly sorry for the new Princess of Monaco, former Olympic swimmer Charlene Wittstock, who is now – perhaps against her will – locked in matrimony to Prince Albert, reportedly the father of at least two love children.

These cuts will lock in in 2013 and ensure stagnation for the following decade.

The Universal Credit will lock in huge cuts to childcare tax credits.

His plan will lock in the savings from the across-the-board cuts but will shift the targets away from defense.

"If we do not give every young person the skills and knowledge they need we will lock in a two-tier economy".

Subsidies to coal and the dubious quest for carbon capture and storage will lock in continued use of this dirtiest of fuels for decades.

We will lock in today the promises that have been made and when the timetable we set out will be delivered.

The budget will lock in billions of dollars in future spending for outmoded technology like the 70-ton Crusader howitzer and the F-22 jet fighter.

If you buy an inflation-linked 10-year Treasury — one that will protect you if inflation gets out of hand — you will lock in a real return of negative 0.86 percent.

"Corporate lobbyists have made sure that key services such as health, education, post, rail and water are to be opened up to the private sector, and treaties such as TTIP will lock in that privatisation for ever.

Matt Power suggests clearing out the oldest trees to make room for seedlings, landfilling the scrap, and turning the usable wood into furniture and houses that will lock in the carbon.