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Labor and the Greens reaffirmed their opposition to the proposal as a matter of principle, indicating that tweaking would fail to secure adequate upper house support.

But he said the party leader had failed so far to follow up his "one nation" approach with sufficient "hard-hitting policy" and predicted he would fail to secure an overall majority.

He predicted that Romney would fail to secure the 1,144 delegates, that the decision would be brokered at the convention and that Romney was not much of a frontrunner, having done poorly in the Mississippi and Louisiana primaries.

Rove said it was hard to imagine that either Romney or Santorum would fail to secure in the first ballot the 1,144 majority of delegates at the convention.

Lord Lawson said it was becoming "increasingly clear" that the Prime Minister would fail to secure meaningful reforms from the EU when he completes his renegotiation process ahead of the 2017 referendum campaign and has demanded that he and Chancellor George Osborne set out details of their reform demands.

Given its grim subject matter, $5 million budget and sub-A-list stars, "Narc" is the sort of movie that, artistic merit notwithstanding, would often fail to secure a theatrical release and wind up dumped onto the video store shelf, where its heartbroken director will see a single forlorn copy sitting beside 16 of the Sylvester Stallone car-racing movie.

At the time, before the formation of modern political parties, there was widespread concern that candidates would routinely fail to secure a majority of electors in the electoral college.

Syria's neighbours, many of whom are keen to see the back of Mr Assad, are unwilling publicly to back an American strike, even if some do so in private, and the Arab League has called for the matter to go to the UN, where it would no doubt fail to secure backing from China and Russia, two of the security's council five veto powers.

As more homes land in foreclosure and would-be buyers fail to secure mortgages, housing prices fall further, adding to the losses of the banks — a downward spiral.

Yesterday, frontbench MPs warned that Miliband would have to step down if Labour fail to secure victory.