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Politically, they objected to several provisions included to win over individual senators, like extra Medicaid money for Nebraska.
With hefty Democratic majorities in Congress the past two years, the White House has had little direct engagement with the Republican leadership, trying instead to win over individual Republicans on a bill-by-bill basis.
In essence, it is a version of the strategy pursued by the Soviet Union in the second half of the 1980s: to build up the Afghan army to the point where it can contain the insurgents without the help of outside ground forces, while seeking to win over individual insurgent commanders and their supporters.
Given that range in attitudes, Gordon thinks the community's best bet is not to try to win over individual legislators but rather to build a national constituency for the idea.
These liberals understood that the new war could not afford to be rigidly doctrinaire; it required a practical effort to understand realities in Europe and elsewhere, in order to know what would be necessary to prevent Communism from winning over individuals and countries.
"Individuals have won over powerful and influential mining companies, and the Greens are proud to have led the political campaign which forced the government to support a permanent ban.
I might agree with your conclusion if I believed that deranged individuals could be won over by rational argument.
Or maybe the Michelin inspectors were won over by the interesting selection of ales and the individual press pots in which coffee and tea are served.
In the tournament selection performed in line 8, each individual from Group 2 wins over any individual from Group 1, as the number of violated deadlines is the more important criterion.
