Sentence examples for Secure assent from inspiring English sources

The rest will come out of programme budgets.In this section More Mr Nice Guy A little local difficulty QE plus Auntie's razor Shark bait Round and round Friends in need ReprintsAs surely as the purpose of the Walt Disney Corporation is to make money, the purpose of the BBC is to secure assent for the licence fee.

Some pronouncements from astrologers, medical quacks, and other pseudo scientists gain wide acceptance, as do those of religious leaders who rest their cases on faith or personal revelation, and rulers and governmental officials who use their political power to secure assent.

She tried for several years but had no luck securing assent from the Bhutanese government.

Indeed, in cases where courts have relied on the proximity of the hyperlink to enforce a browsewrap agreement, the websites at issue have also included something more to capture the user's attention and secure her assent.

The motion said: "Conference believes only military action which meets all these objectives, and thus avoids the risk of repeating the disastrous consequences of the 2003 war in Iraq and 2011 air campaign intervention in Libya, can secure the assent of the British people".

Children may not be able legally to provide informed consent, but it is important to secure their assent to participation in the research.

The bill secured royal assent in May 1970, just before the fall of Wilson's government.

Commission members say they will suggest securing the assent of local and state governments before a burial site is chosen.

They secured the assent of the Maduro government for the plane to be treated as a diplomatic carrier, so no one and nothing aboard was searched.

The person (and I am one) who takes this second position  denies nothing except the possibility (short of force or torture and they don't count) of securing universal assent.

By pitching his appeal for negotiations carefully, he has secured the assent of the army, which sees northern Cyprus as a strategic asset.Sorting out Cyprus will not be easy: it has eluded outside peacemakers for 30 years.