Sentence examples for secure support in from inspiring English sources
The government promised its lenders it would implement this, but it has to secure support in parliament.
On Thursday the Assembly passed its version of the Indoor Clean Air Act, as it is called, but it became one of the dozens of so-called one-house turkeys, bills that fail to secure support in both houses and thus have no chance of becoming law.
On Feb. 29, as the coalition worked to secure support in the days before its procedural move, Republican leaders sent Ms. Roach a letter announcing that she had been reinstated "as a full and voting member, with access to the caucus room".
In private, senior German officials worry about Mr. Hollande's ability to secure support in the Socialist Party for the bold shake-up of labor markets, welfare financing and public spending that experts say France needs after the anti-business rhetoric of his election campaign.
He failed to secure support in Washington for a further term.
Talking in code and euphemism might secure support in the short run, but when we euphemize and point to exceptional cases, we convey a squeamish, ambivalent view of our beliefs.
Yorkist pretenders against Henry VII having secured support in Ireland, Henry decided to experiment with a regime of military and financial experts who would attack the Yorkists in the field, take statutory steps to prevent the king's government in Dublin being utilized against him, and endeavour to revive the royal revenue that had virtually disappeared.
He proceeded to inject professional military structure into what were until then only loosely connected regional rebellions, and he secured support in the form of training and weapons from Israel and other countries.
"They worked hard to secure support, and in the end they barely got a majority for these three people.
His hawkish credentials will help secure support for concessions in Israel.
The winning candidate must secure support from an electorate in thirds..... First are the parliamentarians, at Holyrood, Westminster and in the European Parliament.
