Secure
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Overall, populist forces could well
secure
a majority in the European Parliament, though they will not operate as a unified force under a single political banner.
Prohibition of monetary finance cannot
secure
democracy or the rule of law in the face of powerful anti-democratic forces.
If we had a century to change the world’s energy system, we could feel reasonably
secure.
Indeed, the document’s opening sentence confidently proclaimed that “Europe has never been so prosperous, so
secure
nor so free.”
With EU member states failing to agree on how to
secure
external borders, much less what to do with the refugees who have already arrived, an effective, unified response has proved elusive.
By 2030, more than half of the world’s school-age children – some 800 million kids – will lack the basic skills needed to thrive or
secure
a job in the workplace of the future.
Consider the smart-phone industry, in which corporations like Apple, Samsung, Sony, Nokia, and Huawei compete fiercely to
secure
their global market shares.
For dozens of years, the international community has been arguing over how it should reform the United Nations so that it can better
secure
civic and human dignity in the face of conflicts such as those now taking place in Burma or Darfur, Sudan.
No country can
secure
its own peace alone anymore.
And, indeed, once candidates have completed the training, LearnUp helps them to
secure
interviews with prospective employers, which already includes several large companies.
For all his deep emotional attachment to the idea of Israel embracing all of historical Judea and Samaria, Rabin knew that the only way to ensure a democratic Jewish state with viable,
secure
borders was to accept a Palestinian state alongside it, equally
secure
and viable.
The question is whether the party’s leaders think they can
secure
a simultaneous victory against Les Republicains and the center-left Socialists.
Unfortunately for Germany, its current path is not as smooth and
secure
as people like to think.
In the generation after World War II, you could
secure
a blue-collar unionized manufacturing job or climb to the top of a white collar bureaucracy that offered job security, relatively high salaries, and long, stable career ladders.
Add to that complex algorithms that set prices in a way that maximizes profits, and the company’s dominance seems relatively
secure.
The worker could
secure
a loan against their projected future income to finance their studies.
They, in turn, would
secure
the votes for the federal government to assume and repay the states’ defaulted debts.
Many readers know how money-market funds work: An investor buys a $1.00 share from the XYZ fund, which keeps each share’s value at a constant $1.00, allowing the investor to believe that the money – invested in a pool of safe, secure, but not always government-guaranteed assets – is on deposit.
Companies exhibit similar behavior when it comes to acquiring innovative technologies, adhering to ineffective, restrictive processes, despite an ostensibly obvious alternative: the efficient systems that manufacturers use to
secure
inputs for production.
Nonetheless, its leaders have recognized the need to
secure
their country’s future by diversifying its energy sources; as a result, the UAE has emerged as a pioneer in the renewable-energy revolution.
A
secure
energy supply, moreover, greatly extends learning possibilities and improves access to information.
Doing so will require greater sustained attention to underserved rural areas and migrant populations, and to restructuring social policies in order to ensure
secure
safety nets.
If Francis’s appeal is to be respected, these steps must include commitments to help indigenous people
secure
the right to their land and empower them to protect their forests against destruction.
But his victory would be less secure, as it would lead to a second Cold War that Russia would lose, just as the Soviet Union lost the first.
But the number one challenge facing these countries is to develop growth models that can provide more ample, well-paid, and
secure
jobs amid a secular re-alignment of the global economy.
The US alone would be unable to impose sufficiently powerful sanctions on Iran to
secure
that outcome, while the European Union – the primary architect of the JCPOA – would be highly unlikely to re-impose sanctions on an Iran that is complying with its commitments.
China hopes to
secure
its long-term economic development by shifting from a state-directed to a market-led economy.
But, equipped with a popular mandate of her own, and with the vision, strength, and courage of her three namesakes, she could
secure
a deal with Europe that serves both Britain and the cause of global stability.
To
secure
places for all refugee children, we are seeking $195 million dollars a year for UNICEF and UNHCR, with the plan to be implemented on the ground by NGOs and the Lebanese authorities.
The aim is to
secure
all funding during March, as the world marks the third anniversary of this tragic exodus from Syria.
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