securable

Mr Plass went around the back of the house and climbed on to a corrugated roof and through a window into her flat, which was not securable, the court heard.

This is almost entirely on the team’s leadership, for not securing Cousins when he was most securable.

He also understands the need "to preserve the selective blindness accomplished by cash", and believes that, in an information economy, privacy is always securable simply by making the cost of your personal data prohibitive.

Tridium understands the importance of providing a securable software framework to its customers.

Previous American practice The American law previous to 1909 provided for a uniform term of twenty-eight years, dating from the time of recording the title, with a renewal of fourteen years, securable only by the author, or, if he be dead at the expiration of the term, by his widow or children.