Sentence examples for could only secure from inspiring English sources

The doom-laden voiceover claims Miliband could only secure power through a deal with the SNP and that Salmond would be able to "call the tune".

The design of the PPP has been loaded to favour the private contractors against a notional "public sector comparator", Mr Hutton argues, and the government has unreasonably assumed that a public sector option could only secure 6% efficiency gains, compared with over 20% under PPP.

Instead it could only secure a $205 million credit line from a reduced consortium of lenders.

But Mick Kearney's late score meant Amos' second could only secure a losing bonus point.

Munster were left sweating by the finish but the Blues could only secure a losing bonus point to keep alive their play-off hopes.

Despite losing their final two regular season matches, St Helens did enough to secure their first piece of silverware in six years, finishing a point clear of Wigan and Huddersfield, while Castleford could only secure fourth spot and a qualifying play-off meeting with Nathan Brown's Saints next week.

But if he were to push on through another couple of pounds to light heavyweight, dream match-ups with Andre Ward or Sergey Kovalev could not only secure his legacy as one of the best to ever lace a glove, but also guarantee riches beyond his wildest dreams.

She also warned that brand identity could only be secured contractually and advised entrepreneurs to ensure their agreements were legally binding.

Regardless of the outcome, Syria's comeback to Lebanese politics could only be secured if Damascus proved itself capable of playing Lebanese politicians against each other again.

It is not her fault, nor P's, that that was not possible and that a predictable home could only be secured by way of adoption".

But the cockpit door could only be secured like that intentionally, from within, and the plane's loss of altitude, its steady dive into the teeth of the Rhone Alpes, too, could only be the result of deliberate individual action.