Sentence examples for recognised winner from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for Ouattara, the internationally recognised winner of last November's election, said his fighters were storming Gbagbo's residence.
Jean-Pierre Mignard, a lawyer for Ouattara, the internationally recognised winner of the November vote, said he supported the French and UN strikes.
The UN says at least 365 people have died since November's election, nearly all supporters of Alassane Ouattara, the internationally recognised winner.
Within moments of Laurent Gbagbo's capture, French president Nicolas Sarkozy telephoned Gbagbo's rival, Alassane Ouattara, the internationally recognised winner of last year's election.
See articleIn Côte d'Ivoire the internationally recognised winner of November's disputed presidential election extended a ban he has imposed on cocoa exports from his country, in an effort to make the incumbent president stand aside.
Hitherto they have had the right to use force only in situations of self-defence.The UN estimates that around 500 people, most of them civilians, have been killed and up to 1m forced to flee their homes in fighting between forces loyal to Laurent Gbagbo, the defeated president, and former rebel forces backing Mr Ouattara, the internationally recognised winner of November's presidential elections.
Gbagbo's youth leader, Charles Ble Goude, has warned Alassane Ouattara, the internationally recognised election winner, and his supporters to "pack up their bags" and leave their base at the Golf Hotel in Abidjan.
"In order to appropriately recognise the winner of this titanic and epic event on May 2, emeralds have triumphed.
Only 49 per cent could recognise series winner Steve Brookstein, while less than one in five people correctly identified 2005 runner-up Andy Abraham, according to quizfactor.com.
Anyone who followed the BBC's gardening reality television show, The Great Chelsea Garden Challenge, with a plot at the show as the prize, will immediately recognise the winner, Sean Murray from Northumberland, from his flat cap and beatific expression.
Now he expected to be recognised as the winner.
