Sentence examples for in return for establishing from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, council leaders were split by a single vote on whether to accept a deal that would include a raft of new powers and £30m a year in return for establishing an elected mayor.

Manus MP, Ron Knight said regardless of this ruling, the Australian and PNG governments had made promises to the Manus community in return for establishing the centre there, and were obliged to follow through.

A marketing consultant was then brought in with a view to a small equity share in return for helping establish initial success.

In general, her administration is expected to accept the dominance of the International Monetary Fund, which has poured billions of dollars into Indonesia since its economic collapse in 1997 in return for its commitment to establish rigorous economic policies.

In Israel, the principle of returning the territory in return for peace is already established.

Participants were invited by e-mail to complete a self-administered, online survey, in return for incentives/cash honorarium (as established a priori within the panels' agreements).

Consider offering them a free product or service in return for use of their already established client base.

The four Genel backers are entitled to a windfall nudging £160m as they swap their "founder" shares in the Vallares investment vehicle they established in return for ordinary shares in Genel.

Saudi diplomacy is throwing its weight behind the revival of the Arab initiative, clarifying its terms to persuade Israel of the seriousness of the commitments contained in it, for example as regards full normalization in return for ending the Israeli occupation and establishing the Palestinian state - as stipulated during the Arab summit in Beirut, which had officially adopted the initiative.

The company's founders do not want to sell their firm but hope to get support from an established company in return for a share of the profit.

The embassy of Sir Thomas Roe (1615 18) to the Mughal court secured an accord (in the form of a farmān, or grant of privileges) by which the English secured the right to trade and to establish factories in return for becoming the virtual naval auxiliaries of the empire.