Sentence examples for outcome represented from inspiring English sources

The outcome represented a victory for Berlusconi's determination to keep the airline in Italian hands at all costs.

Judge O'Neill accepted the defense's motion for a mistrial, telling the court that this outcome represented "neither a vindication or a victory" for either side.

But the outcome represented the largest rebellion against his authority by his own party members since he came to office in 1997.

The outcome represented a major victory for Oskar Lafontaine, the Left Party's leader, who will now try to persuade the Social Democrats and the Greens to establish the next government in Saarland.

Opposition politicians said the referendum outcome represented the "settled will of the Scottish people".

An instance or a sample is defined as an observation for each variable and an outcome represented the label class.

"The negotiations have not been easy and the outcome represents a compromise," said Hague.

The outcome represents a partial success on behalf of Trafigura for Carter-Ruck partner Adam Tudor.

"Today's outcome represents landmark achievements in the normalisation process," said Mogherini, a former Italian foreign minister.

They concluded, "Either way, the outcome represents a colossal contempt for ordinary Zanzibari people and their aspirations for democracy".

"Today's outcome represents a vital signal from MEPs that we cannot continue to tolerate the exploitation of women," Honeyball said.