Sentence examples for secured the maximum from inspiring English sources
Andreotti backed novelties only after he had secured the maximum consensus.
The visitors lost three wickets for no runs in six balls before Tymal Mills got the single on the last ball of the 110th over that secured the maximum five.
GLEN RICE -- His star has fallen, to the point that he simply cannot secure the maximum deal.
However, the success rates of top applicants vary wildly, with many receiving no offers, while some secure the maximum four.
Welcome though this strategy is, securing the maximum benefit by 2015/16 looks unrealistic, given the cultural change that will be required in many NHS trusts.
Stephen Byers, secretary of state for trade and industry "Mr Byers held out for the deal that would secure the maximum amount of employment.
He said that the government was committed to securing the maximum number of convictions in terrorism and serious crime cases: "The experience of other countries is that the use of evidence gathered through interception may help to achieve that.
But the trick in EU negotiating is to secure the maximum return for your stubbornness and aggression, which means making other people feel that you are deploying those qualities sparingly and constructively.
Your study demonstrates that Scotland cannot rely on the oil industry for its financial security, and highlights the poor economic returns offered by deep-sea exploration on Scotland's Atlantic frontier.In their attempt to secure the maximum economic rights from Scotland's seas the SNP should look up to the sky not down at the seabed.
The 30-year-old marked her return to form at the Olympic test event earlier this year, where she helped GB secure the maximum of two berths at the London Games, in the 10m platform individual event.
"Although the loss of jobs is of a very significant scale, it is clear that BAE Systems foresee an important future for shipbuilding in Glasgow and we must all work towards securing the maximum possible economic benefit for Scotland".
