Sentence examples for secured only once from inspiring English sources

The exploratory process to find a suitable site for a new terminal alone can take a year and cost $100 million, operators say, and financing can be secured only once long-term purchase agreements — 20 years or more — are reached with foreign buyers.

It will take nearly a year to get city approval; once that is secured, only the first building will immediately go up — on the east side of Kent Avenue, between South Third and South Fourth Streets.

However Parliament secured only an observer seat.

In Scotland, Labour found its citadel sacked, securing only one seat – Edinburgh South – in what had once been its heartland.

Only once had he secured a property.

Only once he had secured a solid following, hence a degree of control, did he feel comfortable bringing the gay characters in.

When the US secretary of state proposed six-nation talks to "see if a new reasonableness can manifest itself" in Syria, Zarif replied: "Why not Egypt too?" Iran agreed to attend the talks only once it had secured places for the foreign ministers of Egypt and Iraq at the discussions.

It was only once Clinton had secured his re-election, and appointed Madeleine Albright – a former refugee from Nazi Europe who insisted US military might should be used to prevent a repeat of such atrocities – that Washington began to focus seriously on catching war criminals.

Yorkshire won by an innings and 155 runs in the reverse fixture this season and they needed to bat only once here to secure victory last year when Liam Plunkett duffed up the home batsmen.

The Court has banned applying physical pressure (nonlethal torture) to secure information from captured terrorists, and only once in Israel's 63-year history has the death penalty been employed: Adolf Eichmann, the architect of the Nazi Holocaust, was the exception that proved the rule.

But the peacekeeping mission would require "at least two months" of preparations before deploying, the official said, and would deploy only once Mali had been "sufficiently secured".