Sentence examples for rules to secure a from inspiring English sources

In a major U-turn, after five months of negotiation, Tsipras agreed to enforce significant pension cuts, VAT increases and an overhaul of collective bargaining rules to secure a third bailout package worth up to €86bn (£60bn) to keep bankruptcy at bay.

In a major U-turn, after five fraught months of negotiation, Tsipras agreed to enforce significant pension cuts, VAT increases and an overhaul of collective bargaining rules to secure a third bailout package worth up to €86bn (£60bn) to keep bankruptcy at bay.

He denied there had been any "criminal wrongdoing": "Unite was working completely within the rules to secure the selection of a working-class woman as Labour candidate, someone with 30 years membership of the party.

Lasse Skole Hansen of momondo said: "We would always advise travellers to stick to these golden travel rules, to secure the cheapest fares.

Immigration authorities have sought to deport many of the 5,000 unaccompanied minors apprehended each year, and others separated from their families, arguing for strict enforcement of rules to secure the nation's borders from illegal entrants.

Incorporation, they figured, was a sure way to skirt state and federal zoning rules and to secure a causeway that would cross the bay from the mainland.

He failed to declare £2,000 of the money within parliamentary rules and offered to secure a Westminster security pass for the lobbyist, it is understood.

Trevor Phillips, the chair of the CRE, is already advocating what he calls "accelerated integration", in which employers could suspend the normal rules in order to secure a more diverse workforce.

The words "shall prescribe regulations for conducting the audit" are substituted for "It shall also be the duty of. . . to make appropriate rules and regulations to secure a proper administrative examination of all accounts sent to them, as required by section 78 of this title" for consistency and to eliminate unnecessary words.

These transactional Trumpists may reassure themselves that they are there only to get a particular rule overturned or to secure a seat on a commission.

Others say that Mr. Mugabe, 78, who came to power in the 1980 election that ended white rule, is desperate to secure a place in African history as the revolutionary who returned the land to his impoverished people.