Sentence examples for Secure confirmation from inspiring English sources

Facebook did not secure confirmation that the models had also been deleted until April 2017.

To narrowly secure confirmation, Friedman promised the Senate to put aside his personal views and act as a serious representative of US interests and policy.

"There was a lot more effort than there might otherwise have been to secure confirmation," said Senator Amick, who said that his greatest worry was the appearance of politicizing the court by appointing someone with a highly partisan background.

-- Gina Haspel has locked down enough votes to secure confirmation as CIA director after she agreed to write a letter saying the agency never should have detained terrorist suspects and employed brutal interrogation techniques against them.

The Obama administration struggled on Friday to secure confirmation of Ben S. Bernanke to a second term as chairman of the Federal Reserve, underscoring the political upheaval as both parties tried to find their footing amid a powerful wave of populism.

He uses 42b as a tag question to secure confirmation from the landlord for his supposition.

A clear winner was Mr. Obama, who gained a functioning consumer agency created on his watch, resurrected a defunct labor board and secured confirmation of a new E.P.A. chief and a disputed labor secretary.

13 Having thus secured confirmation of the imperial power by decrees of the senate also, he proceeded up to the palace.

Reading too much into the delay could overstate its immediate significance -- the Senate has a lot on its mind, after all -- but the populist rage against Wall Street now casts a once-secure confirmation in some doubt.

But he made clear that it would take only one former detainee to secure official confirmation that they were unlawfully restrained to open the door to a personal injury compensation claim.

To secure the confirmation of John O. Brennan as the C.I.A. director, it recently showed members of the Congressional intelligence committees some of the highly classified legal memos that were the basis for the white paper.