Sentence examples for victory coalition from inspiring English sources

With 65.6percentt of votes counted in Buenos Aires Province, Mr. Kirchner's Front for Victory coalition had 32.3percentt of the vote, trailing the Union-PRO party led by Francisco de Narváez, a congressman and businessman, with 34.7percentt.

In short, there were 6 million fewer voters from 2012, obviously reflecting distaste toward both candidates – but the percentages reflecting the Obama victory coalition were mainly up.

Despite the fact that the President and First Lady could not translate their own political capital into a victory for their very damaged would-be successor, the polling numbers reveal that the victory coalition that Mr. Obama has put together is still very much alive and well.

On Sunday, Abadi announced a new political coalition, the Victory Alliance, to contest the upcoming elections.

Mr. Abadi created his own coalition, the Victory Alliance, the one to which he first welcomed, then removed, the pro-Iranian militia leaders.

Mr Osborne joked that the restoration would "celebrate a great victory of coalition forces over a discredited former regime that had impoverished millions".

For the chancellor of the exchequer, George Osborne, it was "a great victory of coalition forces over a discredited former regime that had impoverished millions".

Picardo has headed the GSLP since 2011, taking over from the veteran Joe Bossano, before subsequently leading them to electoral victory in coalition with the Liberals at the end of the same year.

Fernandez hopes her party, the Victory Front coalition, can gain seats in the country's 2013 midterm elections in order to increase the likelihood of a constitution change that would allow Fernandez to run for a third term in 2015.

Although the government improved its nationwide tally to over 30 per cent of the vote - up from 26 per cent at a primary ballot in August - the Victory Front coalition lost in the provinces of Mendoza, Santa Fe, Cordoba and Buenos Aires, the latter representing a third of the electorate.

Dividing his time between Neuquén, one of the five Patagonian provinces, and Buenos Aires, Manuel says Daniel Scioli, the presidential candidate of Cristina Kirchner's Victory Front coalition, was favoured in Patagonia, while Macri's term as mayor in Argentina's capital has been overrated.