Sentence examples for major victory because from inspiring English sources
"This was a major victory because it had never been done before," a U.S. official familiar with the case said.
But the events also, once again, left some LGBT activists spellbound, claiming some sort of major victory because we'd done well in a media battle.
Privacy advocates consider the bill a major victory, not only because it sets a precedent for other states, but also because of how it could influence Congress on one of the key laws that governs the financial rights of consumers, the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Senate approval of Millett — and soon, Pillard and U.S. District Judge Robert Wilkins to fill the open seats — will be a major victory for Obama because it will tilt that panel of judges heavily in his direction.
"The decision is a major victory for American consumers because it allows them to shop worldwide for their copyrighted content," wrote Gary Shapiro, the chief executive of the Consumer Electronics Association.
After Mr. Koizumi ordered her to make the changes, Ms. Tanaka adamantly refused, even though the changes represented a major victory for her, apparently because she felt that the moves had been decided on behind her back.
Passing the food security measure would be a major victory for the Congress Party because it would help shore up support in crucial constituencies before parliamentary elections in 2014, and would offset some of the damage done by corruption scandals and a faltering economy.
This one has to be scored as a major victory for the Tea Party, because they have certainly refocused Republicans in Washington on budget-cutting.
South Africa defeated France 2-1, a major victory but one left unsweetened because the winning margin was too small to keep it in the World Cup.
This was a major victory for individuals suffering from mental illness because it ensured them access to treatment.
The court's decision is a major victory for affirmative action and something of a surprise because Kennedy had been a steady critic of race-based admissions policies in the past.
