Sentence examples for to secure acceptance from inspiring English sources

ʿAlī, Ḥasan's father, became the next caliph, and in the civil wars that soon broke out Ḥasan was sent to the important Iraqi city of Kūfah to secure acceptance of ʿAlī's rule and, if possible, obtain military reinforcements.

Talks between the club and the Pars Community (TPC) broke down in acrimonious fashion on Friday after the fans' group failed to secure acceptance of their offer to the majority shareholder Gavin Masterton.

During the interdepartmental voting process, the BMG managed to secure acceptance that a statement be required from public sector employees.

Switzerland and the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRCC), which together helped to secure acceptance for international humanitarian law on the world stage at that time, are now calling for stricter compliance with this principle, as there remains a lack of effective mechanisms for encouraging compliance around the globe.

In addition, the plans should have a regional scope and be developed through stakeholder consultation if they are to secure acceptance and legitimacy.

Elected Holy Roman emperor in 1257, Alfonso spent the next 17 years engaged in a vain effort to counter a rival claimant and to secure papal acceptance.

Edward had by then reached Stamford, but he broke off his advance to secure his acceptance by the Mercians at Tamworth and to prevent their setting up an independent kingdom.

But although Lord Lawson may not be altogether wrong to describe this as a "PR ploy", it could well be a useful and important PR ploy to secure political acceptance for some very grim decisions to come.

Industry insiders said they understood that EMI will have paid Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and the two widows a multimillion-pound advance to secure their acceptance – with EMI struggling under debt it was under pressure to pay up in order to secure a badly needed digital windfall.

Its conclusions are unlikely to embrace Mr Lawson's alarmist references to attempts elsewhere to enforce population control, but are much more likely to include educational and other social initiatives in a belated attempt to secure cultural acceptance that, where population is concerned, enough is enough.

In order to secure social acceptance, the mining industry has to face these challenges by engaging its many different stakeholders and examining their sustainability concerns.