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The film-maker admits to being hugely frustrated by the process, which took place after he gave up final cut in return for securing Noah's huge budget.

In return for securing the label deal, the Machats would get 20 per cent of the record proceeds, 20 per cent of Womad, and Gabriel and his colleagues could divide up the remaining 80 per cent.

MADRID — Greece's finance minister dismissed on Saturday speculation that his government would be forced to introduce tougher austerity measures in return for securing a 45 billion euro loan package — even as he indicated that the country's deficit had climbed higher than initially estimated.

I do not imagine that union barons will be bearding him in his hotel tonight, putting their feet up on his coffee table, tapping cigar ash in his potplants and dictating policies they expect in return for securing him the leadership.That said and this is a first reaction to sitting in the hall this afternoon and watching Mr Miliband win blimey, this felt like a lefty gathering.

Later on that day, Charteris played 80 minutes as Perpignan lost 15-3 in Biarritz after Wales agreed to release the 29-year-old for club duty in return for securing his availability on 1 December.

Before asking fans to wait for 30 days, King had advised them to pool their renewal money, which is the club's single largest income stream, and only give it to the club in return for securing Ibrox and Murray Park to protect them.

According to the court filing, the company "made hundreds of improper payments worth tens of millions of dollars to foreign officials" in return for assistance "in securing contracts with government customers for the purchase of Daimler vehicles worth hundreds of millions of dollars".

The real question, in the end, is what people are ready to put up with in return for a secure energy supply.

However, this low return may be due to the high level of unemployment in which workers tend to trade lower wages in return for more secure employment (Hoti, 2011).

In a deal anticipated since late last year, Beijing agreed to extend $25 billion in loans to cash-strapped Russian state oil producers in return for a secure fuel supply for the next two decades, Russian deputy prime minister and energy official Igor Sechin told Russian state news outlets.

At present the administrator must work to secure the best return for secured creditors, such as banks, rather than staff.