Sentence examples for would be to secure from inspiring English sources

Suppose that for any person, the lower her lifetime well-being score the amount of well-being she gains or is now expected to gain over the course of her life the more morally valuable it would be to secure an incremental gain of well-being for her (or to avoid a small loss).

"It would be to secure sea and land corridors inside the country," said an EU official.

One objective would be to secure international inspections to ensure that all North Korea's nuclear activities end.

The dilapidated state of the Milan air force depot shows just what a challenge it would be to secure profitable sales.

The most important would be to secure a plum economic portfolio in the carve-up of commission jobs that will follow the president's appointment.

The chief goals would be to secure crucial rescue financing for the country and continue talks with foreign creditors, he said.

The Tories need an 8% swing if they are to secure what would be their first by-election gain since 1982.

The supreme aim would be to develop a secure high self-esteem or authentic self-esteem which involved a two-factor of high worthiness and competence.

The obvious next step would be to use a smartphone to secure your laptop.

I thought the best way to secure that would be to get a gun and shoot my doctor.

Thus the common conclusion would be to consider the scheme secure.