Sentence examples for secure acceptance of from inspiring English sources

Talks between the club and the Pars Community (TPC) broke down in acrimonious fashion on Friday after the fans' group failed to secure acceptance of their offer to the majority shareholder Gavin Masterton.

ʿAlī, Ḥasan's father, became the next caliph, and in the civil wars that soon broke out Ḥasan was sent to the important Iraqi city of Kūfah to secure acceptance of ʿAlī's rule and, if possible, obtain military reinforcements.

Preparations are being made for a very different monarchy to that of Queen Elizabeth, who has secured acceptance of the constitutional monarchy in part through her strict silence on political affairs.

As David Albright (of the Institute for Science and International Security) and the former IAEA chief inspector, Olli Heinonen, argue in a recent paper, one way of securing acceptance of its nuclear programme would be for Iran to be more forthcoming with information on its past nuclear research.

Unsurprisingly, Ferrero has been able to gobble 29.9% of Thorntons on the spot and secure acceptances on another 4%.

By Thursday, it had secured acceptances of its offer representing more than 50 percent of all shares, effectively winning majority control of Fisher & Paykel.

If she could help secure the acceptance of gays and lesbians into the American mainstream, as many sociologists would argue, she is surely fitted now to speed the re-acceptance even of the disgraced Lance Armstrong: confession followed by expiation, and finally redemption.

The significant financial rewards to providers of the Bright Beginnings and WAGES Plus programs served as built-in incentives and made it less difficult to secure provider acceptance of having an outside assessment of their centers and homes.

In an effort to secure public acceptance of the new pieces, these were distributed to various congressmen and other officials, initially in November 1856.

He insisted that financial support was imperative to establishing this authority and needed it to secure the acceptance of the agreements by the Palestinians living in those areas.

Unable to secure Portuguese acceptance of his kingship, Cankili II invited military aid from the Thanjavur Nayaks and allowed corsairs from Malabar to use a base in Neduntivu, hence posing a threat to Portuguese shipping routes through the Palk Strait.