If protected, every consideration of interest and safety impels them to consent to live under a Government which secures the blessings they desire.
This amendment secures to the States no practical benefit.
It only secures to the citizen his rights without regard to the State to which he belongs.
I only wish to say in reference to this amendment that it secures a right specifically referred to in the resolutions of Virginia under which this Conference is called.
It has been intimated here that Maryland will secede unless she secures these guarantees.
Modesty secures a sort of expectant love which was necessary in primitive times, a proof, a period of mutual scrutiny.
The onions should be dropped in the vinegar as fast as peeled; this secures their colour.
They all may have sprung from rhythmic movement which is so deep-seated in biology because it secures most joy of life with least expense.
Still further, the teaching is a power to fashion life, inasmuch as it brings with it a gift which secures the transformation of the believer into the likeness of his Lord.
It secures also to them the benefit of any increase of business likely to accrue from the completion of the tunnel, to as full an extent as they can hope to benefit by it.
It secures a line stronger than any other, amply able to provide equipment and facilities, and to compete with powerful corporations in neighboring States.
It secures to the Commonwealth the full value of its investment, whatever future developments of business shall prove that value to be.
It secures to the people an independent Western line, to be managed for the benefit of the people, free from any danger of combinations by which rates are fixed.
It secures to the people by whose money it has been built, the ultimate value of the enterprise, whatever that value may prove to be.
It secures to all corporations desiring to use the tunnel equal rights.
It secures to all corporations desiring to use the Tunnel, equal rights.
It secures to the stockholders the dividends they are now receiving.
It can furnish capital for the improvement of the line at a cheaper rate than any consolidated company can procure it; and cheap capital in disinterested hands secures cheap transportation.
It substitutes for these a mere sentimental admiration of nature, and teaches that the love of the beautiful makes man acceptable to God, and secures His favour.
Nowhere else so much as with the Cavalry does the maxim hold good that 'In War only the simple secures success.
The former secures the possibility of individual enjoyment, and hence the only reliable incentive to persistence; the latter insures free subordination to the will of the whole, the essential condition of success.
It is rather connection with the community, fellowship with which secures the salvation that may indeed be found outside its pale, but not with certainty.
For it is not systematic consistency that secures the future of a religious conception within a church, but its elasticity, and its richness in dissimilar trains of thought.
To the Novatians, then, membership of the Church is not the sine quâ non of salvation, but it really secures it in some measure.
Whatever nation secures it, secures all the trade to the Zambese, which would be an immense loss to England and the Cape Colony.
I agree," said she, "if it secures me a longer visit on your return.
That, then, is the best education which secures to the individual and to the world the greatest amount of permanent happiness, and that the best system which most effectually accomplishes this grand design.
The national life itself throbs through his transmitted life, and the aroma of his grace is as consciously breathed by statesmen and citizens to-day as the invisible atmosphere which secures physical vitality and force.
Spencer and Gillen say in this connection: The method of capture which has so frequently been described as characteristic of Australian tribes, is the very rarest way in which the Central Australian secures a wife.
It secures immunity from punishment or prosecution by obliterating all remembrance of the offense; but it confers or restores no one to political power.
Secures winter feasts and abundance of oil for the lamps of a whole village, and there is great rejoicing.
The war chief carries a long whip and secures discipline by flagellation.
A successful chasesecures an abundance of food for the winter.
Everywhere we may perceive that Nature secures her ends, and makes her distinctions on the whole manifest and real, but everywhere without abrupt breaks.
To reconcile these two undeniable principles is a capital problem in the philosophy of natural history; and the hypothesis which consistently does so thereby secures a great advantage.
Danton secures the passage of a decree "that nothing but prose shall be heard at the bar.
So, among Hindus, the killing of a cat can be expiated only by the performance of the rite known as the Prajapati Yajna, which secures the birth of male issue.
Its presence acts as an amulet against evil, and secures the attainment of every wish.
It is necessary for rapid action in war, it makes for clarity and method during peace, it secures a minimum for all, and it forbids the illusions and vices of the rich to taint the whole commonwealth.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "secures" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
