Sentence examples for secure approval of from inspiring English sources

To secure approval of the deal, the company agreed to sell off assets in seven markets.

This bodes ill for the DPJ's efforts to secure approval of an ¥7.2 trillion supplementary budget for the fiscal year ending in March, and for next year's budget.

The deaths in Homs met with international condemnation amid intense diplomatic efforts at the United Nations to secure approval of a resolution.

They worked to secure approval of the constitutional process among the Tunisian population, culminating in democratic elections following the Tunisian Revolution.

But it must also secure approval of the loan deal, which requires that Parliament pass a new round of austerity measures, including layoffs of government workers.

The Belgian government is also in talks with the transport and competition offices of the European Commission to secure approval of its financial assistance to Sabena.

Republicans recalled, however, that they secured approval of two huge changes in domestic social policy that worked much better than Democrats had predicted.

In the latter office he secured approval of the Gadsden Treaty (1853), which settled the boundary dispute between Mexico and the United States; he also settled the Black Warrior case (1854), thus avoiding war with Spain.

Giancarlo Cimoli, the chief executive, secured approval of a 400 million euro government-backed loan this month intended to provide money to run the airline until the capital increase materializes.

And Mr. Gulotta was able to win back some political high ground by securing approval of a 2001 county budget that carried only a 7.9percenttaxax increase, not the 15.4percentt proposed by the Democratic legislative majority.

Instead, his last year may be remembered for another radical measure one that has caused some of the Liberal discontent.Late last month, Mr Chrétien secured approval of a law that imposes a sweeping ban on all but the smallest political donations by businesses or trade unions.