Sentence examples for moving to win from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vallone also attacked Mr. Hevesi, noting indirectly that he has been moving to win the support of the city teachers' union.

With his days in Albany winding down, the governor finds himself with fewer cards to play and a restive Legislature moving to win back ground ceded in a bitter budget fight earlier this year.

Those included moving to win the battle of Baghdad, protecting long supply lines, searching for Scud and other surface-to-surface missiles and caches of weapons of mass destruction, ensuring that civilians have food and water and preventing the breakup of the country.

That could prove significant as Mr. Thompson moves to win conservative support against a concerted appeal for the same voters from Mr. McCain, Mr. Romney and Mike Huckabee of Arkansas.

Those countries and others in the developing world represent promising frontiers for the big tobacco companies as they move to win over existing smokers and, according to a new report by the World Health Organization, convince teenagers and women to light up.

"These aren't headline grabbing moves to win new business.

It hurt to do that, but we made this move to win this season".

"But I'm quite capable of performing well enough without that move to win this week".

Perhaps Mr. Corbat will become Citigroup's quiet revolutionary, a leader who is prepared to make bold moves to win over, and win back, shareholders.

Many of the Tutsi survivors see their expressions of remorse as little more than a cynical move to win release.

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