Sentence examples for side to stake from inspiring English sources

"Above all, we don't want to be used by any side to stake out territory," he insists.Avoiding that danger the use of holy sites and symbols to justify territorial claims will be easier said than done.

While the votes were largely symbolic and have no chance of becoming law, the debate allowed partisans on both sides to stake out territory they'll revisit in the run-up to the 2012 election.

Also, the longer the serious negotiations get delayed, the more time the ultras on both sides have to stake out their positions.

Securing side handles to stakes driven into the ground will prevent the trash bins from tipping over.[3].

To prevent tipping, secure the side handles to stakes driven into the ground or keep the bins in a secured shed or garage.[2].

The conflict may finally be waning, as the factions reached an agreement in late August 2014 for Arthur T and his side to purchase the 50.5% stake in the company held by cousin Arthur S and his family for $1.6 billion in cash.

Units were at 2-m spacings within two adjacent rows 3 m apart, with two or three buffer rows of stakes planted either side to reduce any border effects.

IN the coming campaign, both sides will be trying to stake out a new political vocabulary, as they contest the meanings of words like "security," "opportunity," "responsibility" and "fairness".

The poll was taken at a moment of extreme fluidity, both in terms of the complicated negotiations in the House and the Senate as lawmakers and the administration sort out the substance and politics of competing proposals, and in the efforts by both sides to define the stakes of the health care debate for the public.

They accused Thor's dad, representing Pharmaco's interests, of trying to cut a side deal to grab a stake in the company and later of forging shareholder agreements to transfer the entire company to Thor and himself.

And he failed to grasp that the only way to get Congress to support far-reaching entitlement reform is to give both sides a stake in change.The Architect leaves Washington with the Democratic Party resurgent, his own party reduced to an ageing and irascible core, and the president with one of the lowest approval ratings in history.