Preparations are being made for a very different monarchy to that of Queen Elizabeth, who has secured acceptance of the constitutional monarchy in part through her strict silence on political affairs.
By Thursday, it had secured acceptances of its offer representing more than 50 percent of all shares, effectively winning majority control of Fisher & Paykel.
Talks between the club and the Pars Community (TPC) broke down in acrimonious fashion on Friday after the fans' group failed to secure acceptance of their offer to the majority shareholder Gavin Masterton.
ʿAlī, Ḥasan's father, became the next caliph, and in the civil wars that soon broke out Ḥasan was sent to the important Iraqi city of Kūfah to secure acceptance of ʿAlī's rule and, if possible, obtain military reinforcements.
John Jackson, byname Gentleman Jackson, (born September 28 , 1769 London, England died October 7, 1845, London), English bare-knuckle boxer who was influential in securing acceptance of prizefighting as a legitimate sport in England.
As David Albright (of the Institute for Science and International Security) and the former IAEA chief inspector, Olli Heinonen, argue in a recent paper, one way of securing acceptance of its nuclear programme would be for Iran to be more forthcoming with information on its past nuclear research.
Within Procurement Leaders, we often find that buyers – or category mangers – struggle to secure acceptance among their colleagues.
During the interdepartmental voting process, the BMG managed to secure acceptance that a statement be required from public sector employees.
The use of a collaborative approach is in line with Lindholm's [20] conclusion that including all relevant stakeholders in the planning process secures acceptance, thus increasing the likelihood of the plan delivering its full potential benefit [39].
Switzerland and the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRCC), which together helped to secure acceptance for international humanitarian law on the world stage at that time, are now calling for stricter compliance with this principle, as there remains a lack of effective mechanisms for encouraging compliance around the globe.
In April 1604, two months after Whitgift's death and with the backing of King James I, Bancroft secured the acceptance by a convocation of the clergy of a new canon law for the church.
