Sentence examples for won a fair from inspiring English sources
A faint heart never won a fair election.
They won a fair election in 2006 and claim to respect democracy.
Over the years he has won a fair share of praise.
"Nobody has to defend himself for having won a fair war," Mr. Massera said after the trial.
So the election was watched with interest, but not suspense: Mr Tsang's victory was never in doubt.In fact he would have won a fair election.
After years of delay and stalemate, the northern politician Alassane Ouattara, who had loose ties to the rebels, won a fair election last October.
Algeria's Abdelaziz Bouteflika handily won a fairer race last year, but with the full support of state media and other government institutions.Arabs complain that their rulers' gestures towards reform come more in response to outside pressures than to their own aspirations.
And along the way, she's done more good for Alaska than whoever the Republican who would have won a fair-and-square special election for Frank's seat in the Senate would have done, or that Joe Miller will do when he is elected in November and, with Sarah sending him tweets, reinvents himself in Washington, D.C., as the Jim DeMint of the subarctic.
In Missouri's northern neighbor, Iowa, Democrats still win a fair number of rural counties.
He remains popular at home and might win a fair election.
The Thaksinites seem likely to win a fair election.More unpredictable than ever, Thai politics is in a dangerous phase.
