Sentence examples for would fight to secure from inspiring English sources
Those who accept EU membership but would fight to secure a "no" vote, while accepting the verdict of the people.
Mr. Kennedy said he would fight to secure more money for schools, including proposing an amendment to lower the amount of money in President Bush's tax cut when it came to the floor.
You said we'd fight to secure our border.
British farmers would need to fight to secure their share of this existing schedule to export into EU and non-EU markets, a fiendishly complicated prospect just in one small agricultural category.
More than a blessing, it was G-d's instruction to Joshua for achieving success in the battles he would have to fight to secure the Jewish people in their homeland.
She believed John Hume, the then MP for Foyle and future Nobel peace prize winner, when he said the ceasefire he had fought to secure would result in massive international goodwill and huge economic investment in places like Galliagh.
Fighting to secure protection for our members.
The battle William Hague fought to secure a peerage for the Conservative billionaire bankroller has come to this.
After 1898, a 3-year-war had to be fought to secure the Philippines from the Filipinos.
Boss Ian Holloway knew only three points would give Blackpool a realistic chance of survival amid the dramatic twists and turns of the final day of the campaign, as five clubs fought to secure Premier League status.
The Spaniard is likely to attract interest from across the top flight, meaning the Hammers would face a fight to secure the former Everton man's services.
