Sentence examples for get assent from inspiring English sources

Pay awards for doctors, judges and permanent secretaries are pending and Brown will try to present himself as the man who favours nurses and teachers over their bosses; but he surely knows you won't get assent to reform and improvement from managers and senior people who feel aggrieved about their pay.

Both agreements were pledges without the force of treaties, because Obama couldn't get assent from the Republican-led Congress.

Getting assent from school-age children and informed consent from adolescents under some circumstances squares well with the 2001 recommendations by the American Academy of Pediatrics [ 80] and with work done by other researchers from childhood studies, such as Priscilla Alderson [ 81].

By Wednesday afternoon, as he walked into the meeting just off the House chamber, Mr. Kyl had become a challenge for his fellow negotiators: Leaders from both parties say no deal can be reached without his assent, but getting that assent has become next to impossible.

I then went to each of the parties, the political parties and the governments, to get their assent.

The spokesman went on: "We would not expect to get royal assent before 2014 – so there is plenty of time to learn from the pathfinders, drawing on the experience of families".

The House of the Lords will debate the Leveson amendments which have been tacked on to the crime and courts bill in a bid to get royal assent before the end of this parliamentary session.

"The real obstacle lies not in the economic tests, but in whether the government can get the assent of the people in a referendum," said Ian Stewart, chief British economist at Merrill Lynch.

The government forced through the controversial digital economy bill with the aid of the Conservative party last night, attaining a crucial third reading – which means it will get royal assent and become law – after just two hours of debate in the Commons.

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But the GCEE's debt redemption fund was seen as most likely to get German assent, without which no Eurozone-wide debt stabilization would be possible.