Sentence examples for secured more time from inspiring English sources

By exchanging the promissory notes for government debt, Enda Kenny, the Irish prime minister, and his governing party, Fine Gael, have secured more time for Ireland to put itself on a firmer financial footing.

REUTERS   Argentina Wins More Time to Pay Bondholders  |  The beleaguered government of Argentina secured more time to pay holders of defaulted bonds, after a United States court had ruled the government would have to make the payments when it paid other bondholders this month, Bloomberg News reports.

He said one objective would be to secure more time for student broadcasts and to enable students to learn from professional broadcasters.

The best hope for Mr Valls will be to secure more time to get to 3%, which France was meant to reach by 2015, by stressing the reform-minded nature of his new government.

Most politicians have welcomed the decision by Assad to allow entry to UN weapon inspectors even if only to secure more time in which a political solution might be reached.

The opposition spokesman on natural resources, Andrew Cripps, said the LNP had fought to secure more time to challenge the "draconian" laws, which were "obviously shaped by extreme green groups".

Moreover, there seem to be cases in which by surrendering judgement on some matters one can secure more time and resources for reflection and decision on things that are more important, or with respect to which one has greater capacity for self-direction.

I did, and they did, but Adknowledge actually secured more than four times as much in total consideration, in a combination of debt and equity financing.

So many drivers are holding on to their cars and trucks that franchise dealers in 2008 for the first time secured more of their vehicles through auctions than any other means, according to Manheim Consulting, a unit of Manheim, the auto auction company.

Of Rivera's 24 postseason saves, he has secured more than three outs 19 times.

On a day of extraordinary drama, which saw the one-time rank outsider secure more than three times the number of votes obtained by second-placed Burnham, Corbyn – arguably the most leftwing leader in Labour history – insisted he would now work to unite his MPs behind him in the Commons.