Sentence examples for would need to secure from inspiring English sources

The Muslim Brotherhood could conceivably put up an independent candidate, but he or she would need to secure a large number of endorsements from elected officials.

The fact is, even with proxy access, dissident shareholders would need to secure the votes of a majority of shareholders to change the board.

Rubio's own pollster predicted that Republicans would need to secure roughly 40% of the Latino vote to win back the White House.

But Russian leaders may believe that they would need to secure such a deal before January, when President Obama will leave office.

They responded with chants of "Go, Rick, go!" As he spoke, unofficial delegate counts suggested that Mr. Romney, his main rival, had already won half the delegates he would need to secure the nomination.

Pollsters believe Ukip would need to secure about 27 per cent in the elections expected on May 22 to overtake the Tories as the largest UK party in the European Parliament.

For victory, he would also need to secure Ohio or Wisconsin, or Iowa and Nevada.

And if they wanted to bid, they would then need to secure federal and state government support, and backing from sport and business sectors, in early 2017 before the AOC could consider the bid in the latter half of that year.

Even if Trump can win Florida, Ohio and Iowa (three important states where he is in a close race with Clinton), and all the other states where he is leading (including those where it's close), he would still need to secure at least one state with a decent number of electoral college votes like Virginia, Pennsylvania or Michigan.

WeChat's owner Tencent could also try a similar strategy to Circle by setting up its own payments operation in the West (although it would also need to secure regulatory approvals).

Under this "co-tenancy" law, companies would only need to secure 75percentt of landowners' approval in order to extract oil or gas from a region, as opposed to the current 100percentt requirement.