Sentence examples for battle represented from inspiring English sources

The battle represented the first major Russian defeat of the current Chechen war and recalled the kind of humiliation suffered by the Russians in the lost war for the breakaway territory in 1994-96.

The ruling, a turning point in a two-year legal battle, represented a major victory for Cablevision, which wants to offer network DVR services through its existing set-top boxes.

The battle represented a new phase in the war for the North Koreans.

The battle represented the culmination of a series of skirmishes between the HV and the RSK forces in Northern Dalmatia, after the implementation of the Vance plan and deployment of the United Nations Protection Force UNPROFORR) began.

But this battle represents something new.

The battle represents the latest turn in the complex journey of a family that has come to define the struggle and pride of blacks in America.

This is Hare, though, so you can trust that the battle represents the haves and the have-nots; the 1% and the unwashed 99; or, more precisely, a cry of protest from the Thatcher years.

This battle represents an essential pillar of the foreign considerations of the Obama administration's second term - making use of advanced technological tools, from unmanned drones to the instruments of cyber warfare and of traditional and modern intelligence.

That's because Mr. Balducci served as one of Mr. Scruggs's lawyers in those battles, representing him when Mr. Merkel deposed Mr. Scruggs in the matter three years ago.

The firm is involved in two takeover battles, representing the pharmaceutical company Genomma Lab in its bid for Prestige Brands Holdings, and defending Illumina from a hostile bid by Roche.

This corps earned an enviable record in battle and represented the first authentic expression of Canada in the world; its strength and reputation meant that Canada could not be treated as a mere colony.