Sentence examples for secure agreement for from inspiring English sources

The prime minister, who will meet Ms Merkel face-to-face in Berlin, wants to secure agreement for reform of the European Union in line with Conservative manifesto commitments.

The hard-hitting response suggests Cameron, who pledged to tighten residency tests for migrants from the EU and the wider European Economic Area, is heading for a bruising confrontation with Brussels if and when he tries to secure agreement for such an approach with other member states.

In is his final major speech before next week's meeting of EU leaders where he hopes to secure agreement for the renegotiation of the UK's membership, Mr Cameron is expected to spell out his case for reforming the EU in the German city of Hamburg.

Mr Clegg said he had so far been unable to secure agreement for the register from both sides of the coalition.

So if it emerges that Draghi was only able to secure agreement for QE by devolving its operation to the national central banks, in an attempt to reassure German taxpayers that they are not in any way taking financial risks to support governments other than their own, then many would see that as highly retrograde - a de facto unravelling of monetary union.

At the 1997 World Radio Conference France was able to secure agreement for Alcatel-Alsthom to launch a non-geostationary satellite system (called SkyBridge) operating at Ku-band, and utilizing the same spectrum as employed by the existing Ku-band geostationary satellites.

They urged the Prime Minister to spell out more clearly that he would recommend a No vote if he failed to secure a good agreement for Britain.

See articleAlyaksandr Lukashenka, the authoritarian president of Belarus, secured agreement for a $3 billion loan from a Russian-controlled regional bail-out fund.

As part of a package, Russia has already secured agreement for the reduction in offensive nuclear weapons it desperately needs for financial reasons.

Caborn, however, emerged ebullient from the meeting having secured agreement for a review, led by Uefa, European football's governing body, aimed at curbing what Caborn terms modern football's "excesses".

I am not a lawyer, but I do note that one of Mr Sarkozy's greatest boasts after Thursday is that he has secured agreement for heads of state and government from the euro-plus pact to meet every month for as long as the euro-zone crisis lasts.