Sentence examples for will win due from inspiring English sources

He will win due process rights, including access to a lawyer, and will be subject to questioning by an investigating judge from the special Iraqi war crimes tribunal, the official said.

And "good enough" will win due to ease of use.

Ms Irani, a former TV star, believes that her party will win due to what she describes as the "Modi wave" in favour of the BJP's prime ministerial candidate.

Amy loses hope, but Bender says that they will win due to his upcoming debate against Professor Farnsworth, the leader of the Proposition Infinity opposition.

Jim Yong Kim has been nominated by President Obama to take up the post being vacated by Robert Zoellick in June, and he will likely win, due in large part to a gentleman's agreement between the U.S. and Europe that has given the U.S. the power to choose the World Bank's head ever since the organization's founding.

"He will be desperate to win due to obviously what happened at Medinah and hopefully the European team will prevent that from happening.

People believe assertion or aggressive behavior will win them their due.

For example, if Labour and the Conservatives achieve the same vote share the likelihood is that Labour will win more seats due to the efficiency of their vote.

Labour will win the next election due to the decline in Tory support, which is even lower under Cameron than Thatcher.

But there is significant doubt about whether his new "government of experts" will win a confidence vote due within 30 days.

Opinion polls say that the Social Democrats (SPD) and their likely coalition partners, the Greens, will win the next federal elections, due in September 1998.