Sentence examples for concern to win from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt, he said, had one overriding concern: to win the war.

But criticisms of Mr Hague's drift to the right by Kenneth Clarke and others are offset by the leadership's concern to win back core voters who defected to the late Sir James Goldsmith's Referendum party in the 1997 general election and to the UKIP in the 1999 European elections.

It wasn't clear why his concern to win the right to buy alcohol at football grounds fitted in with the strategy for 7 May.

But what is the culpability of those who use those concerns to win easy popularity, and perhaps elections?

The board of Aer Lingus has recommended a new, £1bn, takeover offer from the owner of British Airways, which must now soothe Irish government concerns to win approval.

But by not committing to following through, he underscored the fluid situation facing the treaty as he and the White House try to assuage concerns to win over at least some Republicans.

Certainly, neither of them have seemed terribly concerned to win the votes or hearts of the Rockaways' 130,000 residents in the past weeks and months.

Johnson said his main concern was to win.

Ancelotti's pressing concern is to win today at Birmingham City, to dispel the fears that the champions are on the wane with serious injuries to Frank Lampard and John Terry.

Mr Rambukwella then reportedly said Mr Cameron's concern was to win votes among London's "150,000-strong" Tamil community, according to a BBC source.

"It might be a different story if it was a guy who fights a little more, but my main concern is to win," Daneyko said.