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Alternatively, the conspiracy theorists will claim that Birmingham were unlikely to secure a play-off place or be relegated before the ruling and realistically nothing has changed as a result of the punishment so the club is no worse off than before.

Hardline Tory Eurosceptics think he is unlikely to secure such a settlement.

However, they are unlikely to secure more than 10% of the vote between them.

Mr Colom admits he is unlikely to secure fiscal reform before he steps down in January.

Miliband would be unlikely to secure the post without the backing of the UK government.

The problem is that Britain is unlikely to secure big changes in its relationship with the European Union.

"Whether or not it contains triggers, the Senate bill is unlikely to secure the border," Mr. Goodlatte said.

The decision means that Cameron is unlikely to secure the "full-on" treaty change he demanded in January.

He had found only one plausible candidate and was unlikely to secure a decent price of about £2bn.

When she travels to Brussels, Mrs. May is unlikely to secure any significant changes to the terms of the draft agreement.

But for the same reason the Conservative party will move on from the division over this issue, the leadership is unlikely to secure any electoral benefit from the change.