Sentence examples for in return for gaining from inspiring English sources

Russia, however, is expected to give something in return for gaining access to E.U. institutions.

Supporters of the rules have said they are a fair price for broadcasters to pay in return for gaining control over the limited and valuable public airwaves.

The drug industry overall had pledged to give $90 billion over 10 years toward the cost of the overhaul in return for gaining more than 30 million newly insured customers.

They have already agreed to a reform of the federal structure, which will reduce their veto rights over federal affairs, in return for gaining more local powers, notably over education.

In eight areas of the country teenagers who have too often fallen through the net and are receiving no training will be offered learning agreements: a training wage in return for gaining skills.

NASD previously decided to adopt rules to ban spinning -- the practice of giving allocations of hot offerings to favored executives in return for gaining underwriting business from their companies.

Saudi Arabia has proposed such a formula in return for Israel gaining normal diplomatic relations with all Arab countries.

The LCBO is typical of the boards in that it was set up in 1927, when outright prohibition of alcohol was in effect lifted in return for the provinces gaining control over the demon drink.

There is broad agreement that the boundary should be based on the pre-1967 one, with land swaps allowing Israel to keep its biggest settlements close to the line, in return for the Palestinians gaining land elsewhere; Jerusalem should be shared; and the Palestinians should give up their claimed right of return to Israel proper.

The conditional form grants gratuitously to the contracting party only those concessions originally made gratuitously to a third party and grants concessions originally obtained as part of a bargain only under equivalent conditions or in return for equivalent gains.

Revolutionaries who participated in the ousting of the former president, Hosni Mubarak, in 2011 have remained opposed to the military throughout the transitional period, and have criticised the Muslim Brotherhood for what they see as the party's willingness to forgo the revolution in return for political gain.