Sentence examples for extracting major from inspiring English sources

The vote would be by a majority, and the critics who dream of rejecting another pact with Nick Clegg, or of extracting major new rightwing concessions, are surely underestimating the pressure that MPs would be under to form a government.

That will mean not only answering the crucial questions but also following through on his promise to get all the stakeholders to the table and extracting major concessions from each of them, including Democrats' union supporters.

We ascertained medical history for cases and controls by extracting major diagnoses preceding index dates from the county hospital registries.

Systematic open coding of the full data set was made using Excel® software (Microsoft corporation, Redmond, Washington, USA), extracting major common themes or important divergent themes, and validated and refined by the team.

Mr. Bush called for the companies to extract major concessions from their bondholders, creditors, dealers, suppliers and the U.A.W.

Mining the Met's own matchless collection and applying its muscle to extract major loans, "Unfinished" convenes works of genius with items of charm and surprise.

And Republicans have made it clear that they plan to use their destructive power to extract major policy concessions.

They say that when the department introduced its new OmniForm records management system in 2002, the priority was to make sure it could accurately track and extract major felonies.

But the pressure was particularly intense on Republican leaders, who only weeks ago seemed to be on the offensive and in a strong position to extract major concessions from Mr. Obama and the Democrats.

He should admit to failing to extract major concessions from the US administration over internationalising the war and achieving real pressure on Israel to move towards a peaceful resolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict which underlines so much of the grievance of the Muslim world with the west.

For they can't extract major concessions on the shape of health care reform without dooming the whole project: knock away any of the four main pillars of reform, and the whole thing will collapse — and probably take the Obama presidency down with it.