Примери коришћења Political victory на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Iron to political victory.
A political victory for Gorbatchev, who sorely needs it.
It isn't just a political victory.
The result is rather satisfying for us as we have won a moral and a political victory.".
Sayyed Nasrallah said,“This election is a great moral and political victory for the resistance that protects the country.
Intelligently, did the UCK seek to turn a military defeat into a political victory?
To the Bolshevik Communist government, the emergence of Admiral Kolchak was a political victory because it confirmed their opponents as anti-democratic reactionaries.
The result is quite good for us as we achieved a moral and political victory.".
But can a father really go to these lengths to secure political victory, and can a daughter willingly give up her life for the worldly ambitions of her father?
Murphy's reputation as a women's rights activist was established by this first political victory.
Parties to the conflict must understand that a military or a political victory in the Syrian conflict will not be enough.
The question is whether this generation will succeed in translating its aspirations into a political victory.
This would have given socialists andcommunists everywhere in Europe an enormous, if not decisive political victory in dealing with the Old European Order of which the Catholic Church was the lynchpin.
The question is whether this generation will succeed in translating its aspirations into a political victory.
Then Obama can claim a world-shaking political victory(brought about only by his threat to use force, of course) and Kerry can go back to making peace between Palestinians and Israelis.
The deal is a legal,technical and political victory for Iran.
Slovenian Prime Minister Borut Pahor scored a political victory Sunday(June 6th) as voters narrowly approved a plan to resolve border issues with Croatia via binding international arbitration.
The deal is a legal,technical and political victory for Iran.
A political victory, a rise of rents, the recovery of your sick, or the return of your absent friend, or some other favorable event, raises your spirits, and you think good days are preparing you.
Renouncing French military support in Scotland and giving me a political victory, I won't forget it.
The question remains whether this generation will succeed in translating its aspirations into a true political victory.".
Boris Johnson's Brexit deal with Brussels at the expense of unionist politicians in Northern Ireland represents a political victory for the United Kingdom's prime minister, but doubts remain about whether he will be able to sell it to parliament.
The Premier pointed out that it was not easy to to convince"Huthinson" to come to Serbia, given that they were considering Macedonia, Bulgaria and Turkey andthat their arrival to our country is a great political victory of the Government of Serbia.
Boris Johnson's Brexit deal with Brussels at the expense of unionist politicians in Northern Ireland represents a political victory for the United Kingdom's prime minister, but doubts remain about whether he will be able to sell it to parliament.
Regional cooperation will thus require shared wisdom and political will to work together despite historic conflicts and the continued presence of nuclear weaponry, always potentially devastating buteven after seventy years still unlikely to result in a one-sided political victory.
The disclosure of alleged Russian contacts by US Attorney General Sessions is a political victory for the Democrats.
This indicates howgreatly the Zionist and equally important the West were irritated over this immense political victory, which reserved a remarkable 29 seats.
And it's not about scoring political victories with question traps.
However, as a result of these political victories, KKK vigilantes, thinking they enjoyed governmental protection, launched a wave of physical terror across Alabama in 1927, targeting both blacks and whites.