Similarly, at least twice the favor of the sitting president was won by contenders who concealed crucial information about the decline of the economy.
Gen. Mike Hayden, the C.I.A.'s chief, has said that the long war in which the nation is engaged is an intelligence war — one that will be won or lost with information and ideas, not smart bombs.
Once they are able to share in innovation, once they can be won over by the information society, then it must be made clear that this is a success or an advantage not just for private- and public-sector undertakings, but for consumers and employees alike.
"We are winning!" – Iraqi Information Minister Muhammed Saeed al-Sahaf, declaring victory in the aftermath of the 2003 invasion, adding "We have them surrounded in their tanks".
For Mr. Maldonado, who said that "the information wars are won before work," that means rising early to browse all of the major newspapers, new polling data, ideological Web sites and dozens of news alerts needed to equip his bosses with the best, most up-to-date nuggets.
Sometimes wrongly dismissed for limitations of small bandwidth or local view from optical depth limitations, the EUV is instead a gold mine of information bearing upon key issues in compact objects, but it is information that must be won through the triple combination of high-spectral resolution, large area, and application of advanced theory.
This study suggests that their support could be won by providing them with appropriate information, given the importance they ascribe to evidence-based practice.
Betraying information is how wars are won, Ted tells Peggy.
Here, the "competition" is won by (RAS).
This game has been won by PRO.
