Sentence examples for operation wins from inspiring English sources
A27 Poll Shows Qualms on War Even after the administration's aggressive case for going to war soon in Iraq, a majority of Americans favor a delay to give United Nations weapons inspectors more time to complete their work so that any military operation wins the support of the security council.
Godolphin racing manager Simon Crisford heaped praise on Barzalona as Sheikh Mohammed's operation won the Leger for the sixth time.
But Tegel, with its short distances and central location, was convenient for passengers and, in almost four decades of operation, won hearts.
Le Point, a weekly right-wing magazine, called Valérie's "Operation Win Over" a mission impossible, noting that she is even more universally disliked than the hapless Hollande, the most unpopular president in the history of the Fifth Republic.
Also Optus went through a restructuring–"Operation Win-Through"–laying off hundreds of employees at all levels.
Where co-operation wins out over confrontation.
Mr Cameron hailed "not just a new government, but a new politics", one in which "the national interest is more important than the party interest" and "where co-operation wins out over confrontation".
A new politics where the national interest is more important than party interest, where co-operation wins out over confrontation, where compromise, give and take, reasonable, civilised, grown-up behaviour is not a sign of weakness but of strength".
United States companies with overseas operations won an additional $43 billion in various new tax breaks.
His expertly organised rescue and clearing-up operations won him nationwide notice and a place in the SPD "team for government" – but the party lost again in the 1965 federal election.
