Sentence examples for conditions secured from inspiring English sources

One of the conditions secured by Clegg when the coalition was finalized was the promise of a referendum on the adoption of the alternative vote system.

That these things might be the more easily performed, and conditions secured and confirmed by oath, either let Pompey come to Caesar, or allow Caesar to go to him; it might be that all their disputes would be settled by an interview". Roscius and Lucius Caesar, having received this message, went to Capua, where they met the consuls and Pompey, and declared to them Caesar's terms.

More followed as shipowners sought to avoid higher wages and improved working conditions secured through US legislation.

Second, the choice singled out by observing the maximin rule is an acceptable alternative we can live with, so that one cares relatively little by comparison for what is to be gained above the minimum conditions secured by the maximin choice.

The attack, carried out in difficult weather conditions, secured an important road junction and the railway station at Tschertolino.

The discrete role of PSMA-mediated activation of p38 and ERK1/2 was examined under loss-of-function conditions secured by the blocking activity of kinase-specific chemical inhibitors, used at concentrations not affecting the adhesion of LNCaP cells nor the expression of PSMA at their surface (not shown).

These conditions secure the possibility for fair citizen participation in the future.

The most important advantage of this hardware is the possibility of transfer of the metallic annular band electrode from the activation cell to the measurement cell without any contact with air in conditions securing minimal distortion of the inflexible part of the double layer.

"There is a possibility that next year we will have entered the market again provided we fulfil two conditions, securing a primary surplus [before interest payments on debt] and a positive growth rate [after six years of economic contraction]," he added.

This means that critically ill patients waiting long periods for services in hot and dusty conditions can view richer hospital users with more minor conditions securing fast access to service in comfortable conditions.

Therefore, hypoxia develops within neoplastic tissue and tumour cells begin to manifest an increased demand for glucose and an accelerated glycolysis, in such conditions securing the principal source of ATP [ 1].