Sentence examples for secure a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

American officials had pressed hard to secure a breakthrough for the TPP.

But it wasn't just the high-level involvement that helped secure a breakthrough in Paris – it was also a commitment to pragmatism.

Still, if Mr. Kerry wants a chance to secure a breakthrough in the Israeli-Palestinian talks, he can't afford to see the Egyptian-Israeli bond weakened or the United States distancing itself from Israel's main peace treaty partner.

But Downing Street believes that the Queen's diamond jubilee next year and the marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in April show it is time to "secure a breakthrough".

Ministers from 40 developed and developing countries begin "now or never" talks in Geneva later today designed to secure a breakthrough in the seven-year-old Doha round of global trade liberalisation negotiations.

In comments to Govorit Moskva radio, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov dismissed media speculation that German Chancellor Angela Merkel had issued Putin an ultimatum in an attempt to secure a breakthrough in the crisis.

And he came relatively close to securing a breakthrough deal in 2000 at the Camp David Summit, but compromise ultimately proved elusive.

Airbus, which on Monday secured a breakthrough in Japan with its first order of passenger aircraft by Japan Airlines, is a major player in the market for passenger aircraft, but holds less than 10 percent of the global market for freighters, which is dominated by its American rival, Boeing.

The Conservatives are "absolutely determined" to win back the Rochester and Strood parliamentary seat at next year's general election, David Cameron has said after his party claimed that Ukip failed to secure a major breakthrough.

Securing a diplomatic breakthrough remains of course our objective.

RMT general secretary Bob Crow said after Tuesday's talks with the employers that they had "secured a massive breakthrough on our core demand of workplace access which will enable us to build an organisation that can fight for real collective improvements to offshore working conditions including on the central issue of safety".