Sentence examples for decisive champion from inspiring English sources

With no 4-16 team playoff to let the players, not the writers or IPUs, decide who is the winner, fans are left with an annual emptiness instead of a decisive champion.

He is now the decisive champion of northern Labour, which is like regular Labour, except tougher, and without all that tedious elitist respect for facts (a comprehensive takedown of the link between immigration and the "safety of our streets" can be found in Business Insider, from the Office for National Statistics, the LSE, or indeed, from almost anywhere).

Arsenal are facing the prospect of being without the influential Alexis Sánchez and Santi Cazorla for their decisive Champions League group game against Olympiakos next week, though initial assessments of Laurent Koscielny's fitness are more promising.

Theresa May has done much to champion decisive action on violence against women, but on becoming MWE in 2010 she scrapped what would have been one of the most groundbreaking pieces of legislation on equality, the socioeconomic duty, or Harman's Law as it was more derisively labelled by the usual rightwing suspects.

But the Greek champions' decisive third highlighted the flimsiness of Arsenal's collective mentality.

On 30 September, Carrick scored his first goal of the 2009 10 season with the decisive goal against German champions Wolfsburg in a 2 1 Champions League win at home.

The Repsol Honda rider bided his time at Brno before making the decisive move on defending champion Jorge Lorenzo in the closing stages.

BATON ROUGE, La .— The Bowl Championship Series released its first rankings of the season Sunday, and on the surface, the list highlighted what most expected: Alabama in the top slot, the decisive favorite, the defending champion on course to repeat, followed by everybody else.

Furthermore, if we acknowledge that we are a world player and that our ambition is to play a decisive role, we must champion an effective form of multilateralism.

Stung by Japan's vacillations over whether to send people or money to Kuwait in the 1990-91 Gulf war (it went for the chequebook), he championed more decisive leadership through the creation of single-seat electoral districts.

Goals proved decisive as All-Ireland champions Donegal were too strong for Tyrone in the big Ulster SFC clash.