Sentence examples for which can win from inspiring English sources

Since then, sponsorship of the parties has shifted mainly to ministry affiliates and local governments, which can win financial rewards for activities that promote marriage and childbirth.

Poll tax hero: Pilots 'courageous, fair and sensible' poll tax through House of Commons, telling the party conference that the measure will prove a vote-winner which can win the Tories the election.

It was his and United's misfortune to find Almunia in the kind of form which can win tournaments, but Gibbs had still left Ronaldo with enough time, when taking down a Rooney cross two minutes into this match, to control with a knee and foot before blasting across the six-yard box.

He said: "The Conservative Party will only rebuild itself as a national party which can win majorities on its own if it understands it cannot do so by making a single undifferentiated pitch to every age group and in every part of the country.

Luke Pagliaro, 21, from the north-west Cambridgeshire branch of the party said: "Obviously Momentum have been very successful in this election, but the reality is most members want a party which can win elections and challenge the Tories; I don't think this takes us any closer to that".

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They want political districts that include their own homes, in which they can win elections, and in which the competition is weak.

It is a game in which everybody can win.

After Euro 2004, which France can win, you will have Europe at your feet'.

Some states run lotteries in which people can win cars and fridges if they agree to be sterilised.

He is also helping to promote the Topps Gridiron Giveaway, in which collectors can win vintage Topps football cards and memorabilia.