She then runs as a National Party candidate and roundly loses.
Those government bodies have also enabled him to indefinitely postpone gubernatorial elections that, constitutionally speaking, should have taken place last year (polls indicated that ruling party candidates would roundly lose).
It paid out three liability claims, doubled down in court on its interpretation of the evidence that was behind those payouts, lost in court, was roundly mocked online, will pay the underinsured motorist claim to the Fishers after all and is now also paying them a separate settlement to avoid a hearing before the state insurance commissioner.
The statisticians came to Belichick's defense when the play failed and the Patriots lost, but he was still roundly mocked, stats be damned.
Just ask the once self-identified lesbian therapist, Joanne Loulan who, when she fell in love with a man, was roundly rejected by the lesbian community, and lost her "lesbian privilege".
He lost, he fled and he was roundly excoriated for the decision.
His call for a $50,000 fine was roundly rejected by Judge Bennett, who noted that the case had already wreaked "financial devastation" on Mr. Drake, who lost his $154,600 job as a senior agency official and now earns about a quarter as much at an Apple computer store outside Washington.
Each year government and opposition politicians light the city's menorah together.There are occasional anti-Semitic outbursts, usually verbal or written rather than physical, which are roundly condemned by all sides, but anti-Semitism is not part of mainstream political dialogue and the far-right lost all its seats in Parliament in 2002.
In the 2006 elections, Minnesota's open Senate seat was roundly won by Amy Klobuchar, beating her Republican opponent by twenty points.In both the 2004 and 2006 legislative elections, Republicans lost dozens of seats in the state legislature, giving firm control to the Democrats.
Even as Mr. Fujimori's search for his former top aide was roundly questioned, government and opposition negotiators made several breakthroughs on Friday night that will return the ownership of two television stations to two former owners who lost their properties during the last few years after broadcasters criticized the government and Mr. Montesinos.
