Sentence examples for granting of victory from inspiring English sources

In connection with rulership and the granting of victory, he bore the epithet bara-khvarnah, "Bearing the Glory".

He has described the granting of political asylum by Ecuador as a "significant and historic victory".

Where did the government get this notion of granting victory in an election that has not actually been won?

Following the decision, my friends and I sat there in disbelief at the sports bar where we watched the event, and one of them speculated that granting the victory to Condit may have been a PR decision motivated by seeking to promote better representatives for the sport.

Even if the courts could do it, Texas Gov. George W. Bush George W. Bush has been granted the presumption of victory, a process that began when the Republican-denounced television networks declared him the President-elect on election night, before they or anyone knew who really tallied the most votes in Florida.

In the presidential election of 2005, Lepper won 15.11% of the vote, and he endorsed Lech Kaczynski in the second round, granting him victory.

Granting victory to the full-figured of America, Jazzercise said it would no longer require instructors to look trim.

He asked him to compose a song of victory, granting him a year to do it.

The California Public Utilities Commission issued its proposed framework for the regulation of ride-sharing services today, granting a huge victory for companies like Uber, Lyft and SideCar.

Granted, Mark Reckless's margin of victory in Rochester and Strood was much smaller than Douglas Carswell's in Clacton.

He did not let his assertion of strength and confidence distract him from the business of beseeching supporters to grant him victory.