Summary
secure {adjective}
sécurisé · solide · sûr · en sécurité · bien attaché · en sûreté · sécurisée
to secure {verb}
assurer · attacher · fixer · obtenir · bien fermer · nantir · sécuriser · gager
English-French translation for "secure"
"secure" French translation
secure {adjective}
Statistics Canada built a secure network that is physically isolated from the Internet.
UNODC plans to make such information available to Member States on a secure website.
The Interim Secure Facility continued to support victims of trafficking.
The Interim Secure Facility continued to support victims of trafficking.
A secure NDS web site has been set up and is frequently visited by NDS users.
Better integrated, Africa would be a solid and secure economic partner.
What progress has been made towards giving SDT a more secure legal base?
In the end, the database should be secure on its turf.
UNOPS operations require a secure financial footing.
UNOPS operations need a secure financial footing.
United Nations and NATO cooperation has resulted in a safe and secure environment.
Unwanted radioactive sources have been collected and placed in secure storage.
We all have a deep interest in a stable, secure, viable and democratic East Timor.
Do you feel confident and secure that your lawyer is your advocate in this process?
- Further streamline the secure movement of low-risk traffic across shared borders.
secure {adj.}
It is vital that all Kosovo citizens should be able to feel safe and secure.
The goal is that South Africa will be a secure and safe place to live in.
That will make the world a safe and more secure place for all of us to live in.
The new nation consequently does not need armed forces to feel secure.
They hewed out dwellings in the mountains, feeling themselves secure (against any calamity).
secure {adj.}
In accordance with Australian practice, all such weapons were held in secure stockpiles before being destroyed.
People in Israel on a personal level do not necessarily feel safer or more secure.
- To secure, neutralize or destroy any weapons, ammunition or any other military materiel surrendered by the former combatants,
(h) To secure, neutralize or destroy any weapons, ammunition or any other military materiel surrendered by the former combatants,
- To secure, neutralize or destroy all weapons, ammunition and other military materiel surrendered by militias,
Encryption is performed using secure messaging (See sub-appendix 11).
TCS_330 Response Message if incorrect Secure Messaging input format
TCS_335 Response message if correct Secure Messaging input format
It is proposed that cell 1 in the basement be turned into a secure interview room;
They contain personal information and should be transmitted in a more secure manner.
to secure {verb}
to secure [secured|secured] {vb} (also: to insure, to assure, to ensure, to promise)
This helps to secure the future for our children and our children's children.
Therefore, alternative strategies to secure adequate funding need to be explored.
Now we have to secure for future years that which has so far been achieved.
It is particularly important to ensure a secure environment for the election.
UNMIK is making every effort to secure broad participation in the election.
to secure [secured|secured] {vb} (also: to attach, to affix, to fix, to bind)
Urgent attention was needed to secure their basic legal and social protection.
The international community should also focus efforts on helping small and medium-sized enterprises to secure access to funds to get back
Such devices may act upon either diagonal or lap section or secure together both lap and diagonal sections of the adult belt.
(b) when damaged to such an extent that the integrity of the elements, the lifting or securing arrangements may be affected; and
Closed cryogenic receptacles shall be designed and constructed with suitable lifting and securing arrangements.
to secure [secured|secured] {vb} (also: to appoint, to fix, to decide on, to attach)
II Limits in the seas: the need to establish secure maritime boundaries
Limits in the seas: the need to establish secure maritime boundaries
Let nobody assume that in our eagerness to secure the prize of enlargement, we will allow reform to fall by the wayside.
Until such improvement is introduced by the producer, it is strongly recommended to secure the device by affixing a Customs seal.
Sheet secured by an aluminium profile mounted with “pop-rivets” - app. 15 pieces.
to secure [secured|secured] {vb} (also: to get, to obtain, to land)
The first goal is to secure, urgently, some form of cessation of hostilities.
However, reviews are meaningful and can help to secure release from detention.
In any event, the Commission has its place and is striving to secure genuine reform.
obtain enforcement and payment information, leave secure messages and print
It would endeavour to secure a growth in the financial envelope for UNCTAD.
to secure [secured|secured] {vb}
to secure [secured|secured] {vb} (also: to give security to)
The secured creditor may also create a security right in the encumbered asset by repledging it.
Very few laws address environmental liability of secured creditors in possession.
Firstly, possession by the secured creditor serves as a notice to third parties that the creditor has a security interest in the goods in its possession.
to secure [secured|secured] {vb} [IT]
Efforts to ensure a more secure Internet will enter a new phase in 2007.
It is also proposed to secure dangerous nuclear or radioactive objects;
MONUC commented that every effort is made to ensure that military compounds are secure.
I call on the Government of Lebanon to pursue its efforts to secure that border.
The WCO Framework of Standards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade
to secure [secured|secured] {vb} [law] (also: to guarantee)
First, the debtor is unable to dispose of the pledged assets without the secured creditor's consent.
Mr. Deschamps (Canada) referred by way of example to the case of a promissory note pledged to a secured creditor.
In view of the debtor's dispossession, the possessory pledge presents three important advantages for the secured creditor.
In view of the grantor's dispossession, the possessory pledge presents three important advantages for the secured creditor.
Pledge Support was expressed for the discussion of advantages and disadvantages a pledge presented for the debtor and the secured creditor.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "secure":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "secure" in French
Similar words
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