Sentence examples for win a better from inspiring English sources

Leaders in Timor-Leste hope to break the logjam and perhaps to win a better deal.

That set off a new round of settlement negotiations, with Mrs. Fastow's lawyers trying to win a better deal and government prosecutors refusing.

Indeed, it was the confidence that it could win a better deal for itself in the courts that persuaded the industry to lobby against the proposed settlement in Washington.

It also reflected the beliefs among some members that they could win a better package if they rejected this one and that the layoff threats were more posturing than reality.

Mr Blair also promises to win a "better deal" at the IGC for the British fishing industry.In this section John Redwood's bumpy pitch Zero tolerance Big bad John Standard errors Lies and statistics More dosh?

Since about 44,000 actors are members of both unions, a lack of support for the AFTRA deal — something SAG leaders are encouraging — could help SAG's attempt to win a better deal.

"They would have won a better league and played a better schedule," Palm said in a telephone interview.

Winning a better committee assignment did not make her any less acerbic on the workings of Washington.

Of course none of this means giving up on our defining purpose of winning a better deal for workers.

On 4 October Mr Cameron insisted he could not guarantee that he would campaign for an In vote unless he wins a better deal for Britain.

Not only has Shed beefed up ITV drama with Footballers' Wives and Bad Girls, but Gallagher has had a huge influence winning a better deal for independent producers.