Sentence examples for concept of victory from inspiring English sources
Under Zarqawi, the jihadists developed a concept of victory modeled on their successful campaign in Afghanistan.
Abbott is putting a million 'no hubris, nothing certain' caveats around various statements he's making about (possibly) being prime minister - but the thing that struck me in the conversation is how much Abbott is settling into the concept of victory.
And, most notably, it hired the producer of the infamous Willie Horton ad to create an ad attacking Iowa congressman Bruce Braley for his refusal to condemn the so-called "Ground Zero Mosque," which introduced the absurd, and apparently catchy, concept of "victory mosques".
Even the concept of "victory --the kind that brought WWII to an end--eludes us.
Asked if Law had talked to McConnell about the concept of the Victory Project, Collegio responded by citing a statement Law made to The National Review that he'd not spoken to McConnell about the super PAC.
As for the book, it goes to doubts — expressed semi-privately by President Nicolas Sarkozy of France — about the U.S. president's basic views of the world and America's concept in 2010 of victory and defeat.
Is the very idea of victory a futile concept?
But Ron Malone, the lead lawyer for the Robertsons, described the settlement as a historic victory for the concept of donor intent.
In a less-than-overwhelming victory for the concept of judicial review, just over half say the Supreme Court should have the last word over which laws are constitutional, while 21percentt say it should not, with another 26percentt unsure.
It certainly seems that NATO's "ambitions have been reduced to leaving with some modicum of order rather than any sense of that elusive concept, victory," writes Jeffrey Simpson in Canada's Globe and Mail.
