Meanings of secure greater in English

Last of all, the Archbishop endeavored to secure greater freedom from strife.

In the next reign, however, an effort was made to secure greater equality of burthens.

But to secure greater comfort and safety only thirty-one hundred and thirty-five chairs were used.

Then the ruthless speculator exaggerated the farce of love-making at home to secure greater liberty abroad.

The plates are now generally made thicker than formerly, so as to secure greater mechanical rigidity.

The need is for action under private ownership that will secure greater continuity of production and greater public protection.

The loan seems to throw down these walls and give him an opportunity to secure greater results and achieve success.

An effort was made to bring about such a consolidation and unification as to secure greater co-operation with increased efficiency.

Australia worries China is using foreign aid to secure greater influence over small Pacific countries which control vast swathes of resource-rich ocean.

In that context, analysts interpret the verbal broadsides as a softening-up exercise intended to secure greater RBI compliance with Modi's expansionist credo.

The object of the convention was to devise measure to secure greater weight in the Legislature to their great and growing popular majorities.

Russia's Povetkin is the mandatory challenger to his WBA title, and by fighting him Joshua should secure greater freedom in selecting his next opponent.

Lighthizer also said that U.S. negotiators were "making headway" with Japan on a bilateral deal that would secure greater access for U.S. farmers.

John Kennedy, Diageo Ireland managing director, said the cuts were about securing greater efficiencies.

Experts said Trump's tough stance toward Beijing on issues from trade to Taiwan could prove counterproductive in securing greater Chinese cooperation.

The Irish Bank Officials Association has suspended the threatened action following "constructive" talks aimed at securing greater protection for key-holding members.