Sentence examples for conservative win from inspiring English sources

Shadow Chancellor George Osborne has outlined plans to sell the shares directly to the public if the Conservative win the coming election.

Likely outcome: uncertain, but good chance of conservative win Foster v Chatman: This case deals with a death penalty case in which a black man was convicted by an all-white jury after black jurors were systematically excluded by the prosecution.

It is a frightening foretaste of the Tory manifesto and the assault on liberty that could follow an outright Conservative win in 2015, and yet even now – under a coalition with avowed liberals – the bartering away of ancient freedoms is picking up pace, as we will see with today's crunch Commons votes on plans to plunge public courtrooms into darkness.

Even in a Conservative win, though, the CMA investigation still poses risks to the sector.

Tellingly, voters are less afraid overall of a Conservative win than a Labour one.

As for the conservative win, its very existence went almost entirely unnoticed.

A conventional economic conservative won this week, but only by echoing some populist refrains.

So, will the Conservatives win?

If the Conservatives win in 2020 they will have ruled for 15 years.

If the Conservatives win today, Clegg's authority will take a battering.

1951- October 25: Defeated again by Labour in Dartford but the Conservatives win the General Election.