Sentence examples for definitively defeated from inspiring English sources

At the Second Battle of Panipat (Nov. 5, 1556), Humāyūn's son Akbar definitively defeated the Hindu general Hemu, and the sultanate became submerged in the Mughal Empire.

"Is it not better to clearly tell Eta that we are going to continue... until it is definitively defeated?" Mr Zaplana asked.

"We have definitively defeated a new destabilizing aim, a new perverse, malevolent, criminal effort to sink Venezuela, sink the revolution, sink the government," Mr. Chávez told the nation today in his weekly televised call-in show.

If either the Afghan Taliban or the rough coalition of groups known as the Pakistani Taliban (TTP) are definitively defeated, significantly degraded or conclude an agreement to lay down their weapons, al-Qaida could find itself without the haven that has given a modicum of precarious security over the last decade.

However, they acknowledged that the Taliban had not been definitively defeated and would probably "have another go" in the area.

The Bulgars will be defeated definitively by 1019.

He spoke of the campaign he had waged and how definitively he had defeated adversaries.

If the money can be nixed for Vogtle, and the rate rigging for Summer defeated, the whole "nuclear renaissance" could definitively disappear.

Taking up Trajan's dream, Julian wished to defeat Persia definitively by engaging the empire's forces in an offensive war that would facilitate a national reconciliation around the gods of paganism.

The inconsistencies and structural flaws in the Italian left help explain why it has never definitively been able to defeat Mr. Berlusconi, who analysts say does not want to govern again but wants a hand in government to protect his own interests, especially in his various legal entanglements.

However, further experiments in which mPFC DA activity in previously defeated rats is restored prior to working memory assessment are required to support such a hypothesis definitively.