Sentence examples for win a power from inspiring English sources

The inquiry is politically charged because Mr. Malema, who helped President Zuma win a power struggle within the party in 2007, is now at odds with him.

The current board is looking to win a power struggle with a group that includes former Rangers director Paul Murray and Scottish businessman Jim McColl.

Remember your objective is to get what you want, not to win a power struggle.

Mr. Peters won a power struggle with Berthold Huber, the candidate of union members seeking a less confrontational stance toward the government and employers.

Sunday Telegraph editor Patience Wheatcroft and Telegraph Group editor-in-chief John Bryant appear to have won a power struggle with chief executive Murdoch MacLennan over who has editorial control of the papers.

Central African Republic President David Dacko, Bokassa's cousin, took over the country in 1960, after winning a power struggle against Abel Goumba.

When in 995 Michinaga's two brothers Fujiwara no Michitaka and Fujiwara no Michikane died leaving the regency vacant, Michinaga quickly won a power struggle against his nephew Fujiwara no Korechika (brother to Teishi, Emperor Ichijō's wife), and, aided by his sister Senshi, he assumed power.

Schalken, earning his first title since his victory at Auckland, New Zealand, in January last year, won a power-packed baseline battle, 6-4, 3-6, 6-1.

They also learned that the viewers would select one HouseGuest to win a "Mystery Power", though it was not revealed what the power would be.

If you win a collision, your Power's color and your opponent's power color's effects would both happen to your opponent, and vice-versa.

These two practised great-power politics in a way Kissinger was to emulate – engagement with great powers of the time to win a stable balance of power.