Sentence examples for secured sufficient support from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg, who could veto the proposed law, has remained carefully noncommittal, although Council leaders have at this point secured sufficient support to override a veto.

It would happen if no candidate was able to win the nomination on a first-ballot vote, starting a multi-ballot exercise on the floor of the Quicken Loans Arena that could extend for hours until a candidate has secured sufficient support.

She may be abandoning hopes of securing sufficient support for a new EU-wide system.

Afterward, McConnell declined to ensure a vote on the bill but said his team is working to secure sufficient support.

Securing sufficient support to care for a disabled child at home has always been a huge challenge for parents, but disability charities said they were concerned things could soon become more difficult.

The changes are due to be enacted on 1 July – the same date as the deadline for Twitter's policy to have arrived in Australia – although the government has conceded it may have to wait until after the upcoming federal election because the policy has failed to secure sufficient support in the Senate.

It's unlikely that Mélenchon will get into the May 6 runoff; if he gets anything approaching 15percentt of the first round vote on April 22, Hollande will have to reach out to Mélenchon and cut a deal with him to secure sufficient support to assure his second round victory.

The mermaid statue was never built, although he eventually secured sufficient funding to build a fountain.

"This means considering postponing new costly initiatives – even those we fully support – if that is the only way we can secure sufficient funding for mainstream social care services".

In the letter to ministers this month, the Tory-led Local Government Association (LGA) said "frank assessments of prioritisation" were needed, adding: "This means considering postponing new costly initiatives – even those we fully support – if that is the only way we can secure sufficient funding for mainstream social care services".

First, informants described that in the absence of a designated operating budget to support the program, it had been a constant challenge to secure sufficient funding for ongoing activities.