Sentence examples for interests to secure from inspiring English sources

Still hopeful of succeeding Mr Blair midway through the next parliament, it is entirely in Mr Brown's interests to secure the biggest possible majority for his party next year.

A MHCLG spokesman said: "It is in everyone's interests to secure a good deal for both sides and we think that is by far and away the highest probability, but we have a duty to plan for the alternative.

Riley, as a member of the House, undertook discussions with rival French and other European interests to secure their support for the assembly plant.

This fiscal cliff deal, meant to solve the nation's debt problems, became the prime opportunity for corporations and special interests to secure their ridiculous subsidies -- billions of dollars that could have lowered the debt, funded education, or improved infrastructure.

Hong Kong's biggest Internet company, Pacific Century CyberWorks Ltd., agreed to pay $23.2 million more in interest to secure a $4.7 billion loan it needs to help repay debt maturing next month.

It is in the union's best interest to secure as much funding as possible, so that the trust does not run dry down the road.

Some people are too young, too old or too infirm to care for themselves, and it's in the national interest to secure their welfare.

After another strong season in Ligue 1 it would appear Klopp is looking to brush off Arsenal interest to secure the signing of a player he clearly rates highly.

The Belgian revolt of 1830 was a fait accompli, and it had become a British interest to secure Dutch recognition of it without allowing the French to profit by intervening.

In this respect, Colombia's experience mirrors that of the Bosnian war, in bloody deadlock for three years until Nato intervention in 1995 routed Serb forces and made it in their interest to secure a peace.

In the best-case scenario, this rejection mechanism would reduce the number of routine, if technically sound papers, that make it into Biology Direct, as these might fail to elicit sufficient interest to secure reviews.