Примеры clinch

• There was a phrase in the explanatory note to that order when it was made that clinches my point.

• The suggestions are at present the subject of negotiation and the matter is not yet clinched.

• I should like to give a very short relevant quotation which absolutely clinches the matter.

• The argument that clinches the debate on the fixed link is this.

• The final negotiations about the unfreezing of those assets clinched the deal and led to their release.

• I am told that in many cases it was the offer of a house that clinched the deal.

• I say that out of courtesy to my noble friend because at first sight his illustration is a clinching one.

• I do not believe that there is a prospect of it going elsewhere, but still negotiations continue and the deal has yet to be clinched.

• I think that this fact clinches the argument.

• If anything clinches the argument, it is that.

• However, by his intervention he clinched the case, because he has made serious reflections on individuals.

• From this comes contacts and even contracts, and it has been quoted widely that some £500 million-worth of export deals are clinched every year on her decks.

• I consider that that clinches the matter.

• The argument that clinches for us the need to reform schedule 8 is that it gives societies the flexibility they need without the new unnecessary process of conversion.

• She scored two goals in regulation time, which completed the comeback and then the clinching goal in the ensuing shootout.