Sentence examples similar to aim of securing a win from inspiring English sources

Crucially, he said it may well fulfil his party's aim of securing a stable government for Britain.

The report says that hackers interfered in the election with the aim of securing a victory for Donald Trump.

We believe these changes uphold Liberal Democrat aims of securing a comprehensive and sustainable health service.

For that election, a total of 180 parliamentary votes would be enough to secure a win.

He entered with the express aim of securing the 2002 World Cup hosting rights for South Korea — and won a share of that tournament despite the fact that Japan, the eventual co-host, had been promised the event in advance.

The jury is out on whether Cameron will win his fight to get a fiendishly complicated renegotiation of the Lisbon treaty, with the aim of securing new British terms of EU membership that would then be put to a referendum in 2017 if Cameron wins a second term in 2015.

The collapse of diplomatic efforts aimed at securing a U.N. Security Council resolution condemning Syria was expected.

Wales, who have made four changes from their win over Scotland, are aiming to secure a fourth successive win against France for the first time since the 1950s.

Wales are aiming to secure a fourth successive win against France for the first time since the 1950s.

"With this deal, we aim to secure a stable supply of rare earths to Japan".

Kenyan Mike Kigen will aim to secure a hat-trick of victories at the Antrim International Cross Country at Greenmount on 21 January.