SANAA, Dec. 13 (Saba) - British Prime Minister Theresa May is seeking assurances from EU leaders at their usual summit at the end of the year after she postponed a crucial vote on the exit deal to avoid her defeat and a vote of no confidence in conservatives.
May is trying to get reassurance in an attempt to help her persuade Parliament by the Brexit agreement as the EU leaves.
The British prime minister said late on Thursday after winning a vote of no-confidence from her Conservative party deputies that she would ask the EU for "legal and political assurances" to calm the fears of many MPs who plan to vote against the deal because they fear it will led to concede a great deal of British sovereignty to Brussels.
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May is trying to get reassurance in an attempt to help her persuade Parliament by the Brexit agreement as the EU leaves.
The British prime minister said late on Thursday after winning a vote of no-confidence from her Conservative party deputies that she would ask the EU for "legal and political assurances" to calm the fears of many MPs who plan to vote against the deal because they fear it will led to concede a great deal of British sovereignty to Brussels.
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