Sentence examples for narrowly against from inspiring English sources

The AKP successfully retained its position, however, when in July 2008 the court ruled narrowly against the party's closure.

Tory voters are narrowly against government intervention, while Labour voters heavily support intervention in the housing market.

In July 2008 the court ruled narrowly against the party's closure but sharply reduced its state funding.

In June 1992 the Danes voted narrowly against ratification, raising a question mark over the assumption that the path to EMU would be smooth.

Erdoğan successfully maintained his position, however, when in July 2008 the court ruled narrowly against the party's closure and sharply reduced its state funding instead.

In 2006 Mr García won only narrowly against Ollanta Humala, a populist former army officer who sympathised with Venezuela's Hugo Chávez.

It is 17 years since the All Blacks suffered a mass bout of food poisoning on the eve of the World Cup final against South Africa in Johannesburg - a match the Springboks narrowly won against most expectations, much to the delight of a certain Nelson Mandela, who presented his countrymen with the Webb Ellis Trophy.

France and Italy, starting afresh under new coaches, both narrowly lost, against Norway and the Ivory Coast, respectively.

After weeks of tense debate, the Senate narrowly voted against the measure on July 17.

In the end the panel narrowly decided against pragmatism and chose to set straight the historical records.

After narrowly losing against Mr Lagos in the race for president, he is running for mayor of central Santiago against Marta Larraechea, the wife of ex-President Frei.