Sentence examples for imposing victory from inspiring English sources

MOSCOW, Dec. 3 — President Vladimir V. Putin declared Monday that his party's imposing victory in parliamentary elections was a "sign of trust" that had conferred new legitimacy on the government.

Northants slipped to 3-2 in reply and lost four wickets in six balls late on as they were dismissed for 134, well short of an imposing victory target.

Bale's Real Madrid team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo inspired Fernando Santos's side to victory, imposing himself on the contest after the interval to propel the Portuguese into the final, against either France or Germany on Sunday.

Why it mattered: Bell's composed knock and some useful lower-order runs from Tim Bresnan and Graeme Swann set Australia an imposing 299 for victory.

In Chicago, some of the archaic laws include World War II-era regulations imposing fines for destroying victory gardens or specifying required attire for air raid drills.

In the view of the Experts Committee, the Bosnian peace plan now being proposed by the U.N. and the European Community threatens to "legitimate apartheid-style division of the country, imposed by military victories".

Bayern Munich cleansed the wounds of Champions League final defeats to Inter Milan in 2010 and, in their own imposing Allianz Arena to Chelsea in 2012, with a 2-1 victoverover Bundesliga rivals Borussia Dortmund.

And there, in the often imposing Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium, Real romped to a 6-2 victony on Saturday night.

With Mr. Schröder imposing a number of new taxes after his narrow re-election victory in the fall, analysts say consumers are not likely to start spending more now.

St Helens's imposing first-half display, inspired by hooker James Roby, set the platform for victory against rivals Warrington Wolves.

After the Hamas victory, Israel imposed severe restrictions on the movement of goods and people into and out of Gaza.