" Following her decisive victory, Pelosi tweeted, "Let's get to work.
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Trump on Tuesday notched a decisive victory in the Indiana primary.
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His guest star wasn't enough to earn him a decisive victory.
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It was a decisive victory for whoever had perpetrated the attacks.
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Clinton's decisive victory in the South Carolina primary on Saturday, showed Mrs.
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It wasn't just a decisive victory, though; it had some style, too.
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Cruz won a decisive victory in Kansas and an upset in Maine.
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The threat was removed with a decisive victory by Boris Johnson's Conservatives.
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That decisive victory turned the tide of the war in the Pacific.
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Mr. de Blasio is counting on his decisive victory to propel those changes.
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The five players looked shaky in some games, but found decisive victory in others.
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I said that the people had spoken, and Pascrell had won a decisive victory.
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The battle, early in the Civil War, was a decisive victory for Confederate forces.
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Anything from a narrow victory for Mr. Trump to a decisive victory for Mrs.
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Only Biden's decisive victory Saturday holds the promise halting the Vermont senator's march forward.
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More than seven months after his decisive victory, he has yet to do so.
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Faraday Future called the arbitration result a "decisive victory" in a public statement released Thursday.
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Democrats, empowered by a decisive victory in last year's midterm elections, have dismissed Trump's demands.
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He had exhausted himself trying to take the decisive victory that he was expected to.
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Of course, Democrats could still claim a more decisive victory in any number of ways.
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Mr. Murphy's decisive victory — the race was called immediately after polls closed at 8 p.m.
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A decisive victory for Biden could provide crucial momentum for him going into Super Tuesday.
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His view was that Assad's troops believe they are on the verge of a decisive victory.
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Far-right firebrand Jair Bolsonaro won a decisive victory on Sunday in Brazil's presidential runoff election.
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The surprise amphibious landing at Inchon by the Marines was a decisive victory for UN forces.
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And on Sunday, the young stars and the high-prized talent helped deliver the decisive victory.
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The decisive victory led Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus to declare him the presumptive nominee.
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Clinton squeaked by in the Iowa caucuses, but Sanders took a decisive victory in New Hampshire.
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"I'm very confident that we are going to get a very, very decisive victory," he said.
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On October 19, 2015, Justin Trudeau led the Liberals to a decisive victory in the federal election.
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"It's the most decisive victory in the history of Cape Verdean democracy," said Fonseca in a statement.
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But in the end, Donald Trump secured a decisive victory when it came to electoral college votes.
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The Mexican peso see-sawed after leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador won a decisive victory for president.
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The most recent opinion polls suggest that neither side will secure a decisive victory on Dec. 21.
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Biden has claimed the front-runner mantle following his decisive victory in South Carolina primary on Feb.
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In March, the normally conservative state of Western Australia gave Labor its most decisive victory so far.
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A ground assault launched from Saudi Arabia yielded a quick and decisive victory for the coalition forces.
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Trudeau won a decisive victory—a come-from-behind surprise upset thanks to optimistic messaging and broad vision.
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They are the strongest force in western Libya and won a decisive victory over Islamic State in 2016.
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His ruling represents a decisive victory for street artists in the fight to legitimize and protect their work.
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" — Carol Tobias, president of National Right to Life "This is a decisive victory for women across the country.
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Democrats could also claim a more decisive victory if the value of incumbency slips in today's political environment.
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The candidate himself took to Twitter to thank Virginia voters for what appears to be a decisive victory.
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The former vice president's decisive victory on Saturday, his first in the Democratic nominating contests for the Nov.
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"I'm very happy about the score — it's very, very important," Mr. Pupponi said of Mr. Macron's decisive victory.
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The pit dates from the Second Battle of Bull Run in August 1862, a decisive victory for Confederates.
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Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, commonly known as AMLO, won a decisive victory in the Mexican election this month.
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For America's sake, we can only hope that a decisive victory for the Democrats creates a return to normalcy.
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In June, the Supreme Court struck down the Texas TRAP law and handed a decisive victory to abortion access.
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World powers appeared to believe that neither Assad nor his opponents were capable of decisive victory on the battlefield.
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Donald Trump's decisive victory Saturday in South Carolina's Republican primary seems to amplify this sort of semi-disguised racism.
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The best remaining shot at a decisive victory for both candidates is coming up next week, on March 15.
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They powered his flagging campaign to a decisive victory in South Carolina, Mr. Biden's first win in the primary.
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They powered his flagging campaign to a decisive victory in South Carolina, Mr. Biden's first win in the primary.
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For the well-funded conservative groups fighting the spread of solar around the country, it's the first decisive victory.
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That should have meant a decisive victory for Mr. Carpenter, because the evidence used against him was illicitly obtained.
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The next day, Sanders scored a decisive victory in the Nevada caucuses, in large measure because of Latino voters.
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The decisive victory puts the former vice president on a trajectory to clinch the nomination without a contested convention.
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Bernie Sanders won the Nevada caucuses on Saturday with a decisive victory — all thanks to young and Latino voters.
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The decisive victory contrasted with the knife-edge contest in the day's other quarter-final between Australia and Britain.
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Trump's decisive victory Tuesday in the Indiana GOP primary makes it more likely he will be nominated by the party.
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The Misratans are the strongest force in western Libya and won a decisive victory over Islamic State (IS) in 2016.
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But Hillary Clinton, Mr. Sanders's Democratic rival, also notched a decisive victory on Saturday, beating him in the Louisiana primary.
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Judge Paul Engelmayer of the US District Court in Manhattan agreed — and his ruling is a decisive victory for Airbnb.
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Despite Macron's decisive victory, at least 10 million French people voted for Le Pen, double her father's election count in 2002.
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"The people of Florida have spoken and I am so honored to have won a close but decisive victory," Scott tweeted.
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U.S. Army Lieutenant General Stephen Townsend congratulated the Iraqi forces on achieving a "stunningly swift and decisive" victory in Tal Afar.
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Shares of major coal producer Peabody Energy surged more than 49 percent on Wednesday after Donald Trump won a decisive victory.
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It comes on the heels of the country's recent parliamentary elections which saw Prime Minister Narendra Modi win a decisive victory.
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If he were to grasp the opportunity to implement real reform, Mr Mnangagwa would win broad support and a decisive victory.
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" Sanders, who flew to Minnesota Saturday night, admitted in a statement that Clinton had "won a decisive victory in South Carolina.
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They expect a decisive victory in New Hampshire, where Mr. Sanders, the senator from neighboring Vermont, is seen as a local.
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"It's disappointing that extremists in Congress still refuse to accept the President's decisive victory in last year's election," he told CNN.
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Clinton could add these "missing" and newly registered voters to the Obama coalition, she would be poised for a decisive victory.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa had hoped that a decisive victory would hand him a popular mandate to carry out far-reaching reforms.
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The U.S.-led coalition confirmed that the city had fallen, calling it "a swift and decisive victory" by the Iraqi forces.
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Biden's gains followed his decisive victory in South Carolina's primary over the weekend, the first primary below the Mason-Dixon Line.
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Biden has seen a surge in support from Democratic voters following a decisive victory in the South Carolina primary on Feb.
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Henry McMaster to a decisive victory in a runoff in South Carolina, a day after appearing with him at a rally.
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Editorial With Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic's decisive victory in the presidential election on April 2, Serbia has edged closer to autocracy.
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A decisive victory by Mr. Trump could restore his momentum after his deflating second-place showing in the Iowa caucuses last week.
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It all came together those last few days as independent voters, the largest bloc in the state, gave McCain a decisive victory.
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Pennsylvania, which hadn't gone Republican in a presidential race since 1988, provided the decisive victory that put Donald Trump over the top.
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Analysts weighed in on what a Donald Trump presidency may mean for the U.S. economy in the hours following his decisive victory.
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In 2012, Mitt Romney lost the presidential election by about 4 percentage points to Barack Obama — which was considered a decisive victory.
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Republican Marsha Blackburn earned a decisive victory for Tennessee's open senate seat to become the state's first woman elected to such a position.
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Donald Trump will likely become the Republican presidential nominee after a decisive victory in the Indiana primary and the departure of Texas Sen.
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Tom Wolf said Wednesday that Hillary Clinton's decisive victory in Tuesday's New York primary will only help her in the upcoming Pennsylvania primary.
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"I have the business -- let's call it talents," Trump said on MSNBC in May, hot off his decisive victory in the Indiana primary.
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Day three moves things deeper, into the devastated, bombed-out parts of the city, and that's where you can claim a decisive victory.
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Though neither was able to deliver a decisive victory, with both Flash Wolves and ahq e-Sports taken down in the group stages.
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Yet that recovery has stalled in the past week, even as May's Conservatives won a decisive victory in local council elections on Thursday.
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Then there's the pro-European results of the Dutch election in March and France's recent election: another a decisive victory for European unity.
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"While JNJ has been a real battleground in recent months, after yesterday's phenomenal quarter, the bulls have scored a decisive victory," he said.
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Republican lawmakers gained bragging rights over their Democratic colleagues on Monday with a decisive victory at the 2628th annual First Tee Congressional Challenge.
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Today we're discussing a landmark lawsuit that represents a decisive victory for street artists in the fight to legitimize and protect their work.
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Stacy Lewis and Gerina Piller each closed out victories before Reid missed a birdie putt on No. 211, giving Kerr the decisive victory.
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It ended with an Egyptian-brokered cease-fire with Hamas, the militant group that controls Gaza, and without a decisive victory for Israel.
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It was a decisive victory in which Biden earned nearly 50% of the votes — a large victory over the current frontrunner, Vermont Sen.
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The developments add to Biden's momentum going into the key voting day, just days after he won a decisive victory in South Carolina.
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However, Biden has appeared to emerge as Sanders's greatest threat in the race following a decisive victory in South Carolina over the weekend.
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The second time the British invaded Zululand (because of course they did), they brought more men and technology to win a decisive victory.
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The failure of any candidate to score a more decisive victory points toward a potentially long and grinding struggle for the party's nomination.
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Sanders further cemented his status at the frontrunner to be the Democratic nominee with a decisive victory at the Nevada caucuses on Saturday.
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With the bell for final lap ringing Chepngetich made a devastating move, splintering the leading pack and galloping home for a decisive victory.
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" He predicted Corbyn's decisive victory would be "terminal for the Labour Party … it's going to be very difficult for the centrists to gain control.
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In his team's decisive victory over the Indianapolis Colts, Brees completed two touchdown passes and tied a Super Bowl record with 32 total completions.
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Bush won a decisive victory in ousting Saddam's Iraqi army from Kuwait, bringing him popularity at home, and made progress on Middle East peace.
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It would be completely reasonable for the Bundys to claim they won a decisive victory against the federal government by pointing guns at them.
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The fourth-ranked Wildcats host the Bluejays on Wednesday looking to sweep the season series after a decisive victory in Omaha on Jan. 2.
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Other Republican candidates fare better against the presumptive Democratic nominee, with Rubio scoring the most decisive victory, winning by a 47 to 42 margin.
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The development marks a decisive victory in the fight against ISIS, though US officials said there were still pockets of resistance in the city.
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Democrat Laura Kelly won a decisive victory Tuesday night to become the next governor of Kansas, one of the most Republican states in America.
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The finale couldn't match that operatic high, but it got the job done, and actually allowed the good guys to enjoy a decisive victory.
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Roem benefited from a surge of minority, young and casual Democratic voters that carried the party's gubernatorial nominee Ralph Northam to a decisive victory.
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Joe Biden scored a decisive victory Saturday in South Carolina, but will he have the momentum to unseat Bernie Sanders as the Democrats' frontrunner?
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Senior military officials on both sides hated these tacit ceasefire agreements Both sides knew that a vigorous attack was unlikely to achieve decisive victory.
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If these numbers translate to votes, it will give Mr. López Obrador, 22000, the most decisive victory in a Mexican presidential election since 22005.
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But those tensions boiled over with Sanders' decisive victory in the Nevada caucuses Saturday, leading some pundits to go into full-on freakout mode.
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If there's one thing Virginia voters learned about Ralph Northam before they propelled him to a decisive victory Tuesday night, it's who he is.
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Sanders won a decisive victory over Hillary Clinton in this state's primary, something he described as nothing short of the beginning of political revolution.
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Donald clinched the title of commander-in-chief in a surprisingly decisive victory, defeating Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton and nabbing well over 270 electoral votes.
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Or did it come from a flash of pictorial insight into the persistence of despotism even as the world celebrated a decisive victory over oppression?
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One stresses that by undergoing death, Christ freed mankind through a decisive victory over the powers of darkness to which humanity was previously in thrall.
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Ekrem Imamoglu of the Republican People's Party (CHP) won a decisive victory on Sunday, his second in three months after authorities annulled an earlier vote.
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Voters there delivered a decisive victory to Erdoğan on Sunday, extending his 28500-year rule in the country and giving him sweeping new executive powers.
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Before we send more American soldiers and pilots into harm's way, do you have a plan for a more decisive victory in the Middle East?
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Republicans lost the culture war Beyond the governor's race, Democrats won a decisive victory on the social and cultural issues that have dominated Virginia politics.
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After a decisive victory over his predecessor Petro Poroshenko in the election this year, winning 73 percent to 24 percent, Zelensky secured a parliamentary majority.
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Turkish voters delivered a decisive victory to Erdoğan on Sunday, extending his 15-year rule in the country and giving him sweeping new executive powers.
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Three years later, he became a grandmaster and had a decisive victory over Boris Spassky, the future world champion, at the 2232.93 World Team Championships.
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Evander Holyfield's son is proving he's also "The Real Deal" -- scoring another decisive victory in the boxing ring ... while his dad watched from the stands.
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Hillary Clinton needed a decisive victory in Nevada to put to rest fears that her campaign was in trouble, and it looks like she got it.
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Here's Pelosi's full statement: House Democrats won a decisive victory in November, winning a historic majority of at least 40 seats by nearly 10 million votes.
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It's just a fancier way to say "probable," but it spiked 226% following Trump's decisive victory in the Indiana primary and the decision of Republican Sen.
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Despite the upturn in support for Turnbull, the government has now recorded 26 consecutive polls showing Labor will win a decisive victory at the next election.
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Clinton's decisive victory in California's primary on Tuesday and President Obama's endorsement on Thursday provided additional impetus for her endorsement, people close to Ms. Warren said.
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News Analysis A general election matchup between Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton became all but certain on Tuesday after Mr. Trump's decisive victory in Indiana.
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Last October, Cambiemos, Mr Macri's party, won a decisive victory in legislative elections, giving the government the courage to continue reforms, albeit at a cautious pace.
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More than five years would pass before General Washington won his decisive victory at Yorktown, and two more before a peace treaty ended the American Revolution.
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Trump's decisive victory in the Indiana primary forced Cruz to suspend his candidacy and prompted speculation that Kasich, running a distant third, would do the same.
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The war ended with a decisive victory for Israel, but even 45 years later, questions about the roles played by the two Cold War superpowers remain.
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Biden is riding a wave of momentum after scoring a decisive victory in South Carolina last weekend, followed by a series of wins on Super Tuesday.
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Emmanuel Macron will be sworn in as president of France next Sunday, a week after his decisive victory over the far-right populist Marine Le Pen.
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Following a decisive victory in South Carolina's Democratic primary, former Vice President Joe Biden continues to ride on a high on the eve of Super Tuesday.
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Bernie Sanders is hoping to declare the sort of decisive victory that could turn the entire Democratic presidential primary in his favor Tuesday in New Hampshire.
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They had hoped that the former secretary of state would garner a decisive victory here and put to rest any doubts about her strength as a candidate.
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She is set to win in a majority of Southern states that are also voting on Tuesday after a decisive victory in South Carolina over the weekend.
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The 28-year-old's decisive victory over the fourth-ranking House Democrat in New York's 14th District holds potentially huge implications for the future of the party.
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Still, now that Sanders has proven he can win big with Latinos through his decisive victory in Nevada, it's worth explaining how Texas Republicans, led by Gov.
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"He won a decisive victory and he is using the freedom that comes from such a majority to put in the people he wants," Mr. Gimson said.
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The decisive victory comes 20 years after California became the first state to legalize and regulate the medical use of marijuana under Proposition 215, a 1996 voter initiative.
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LONDON (Reuters) - David Goffin sent Belgium into their second Davis Cup semi-final in three years on Sunday with a decisive victory over Italy's Paolo Lorenzi in Charleroi.
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In 2008, Barack Obama demonstrated the power of the black vote in the primary process, with African American voters propelling him to a decisive victory in South Carolina.
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Villanova bounced back with a decisive victory against the Ohio Bobcats, but it wasn't enough to prevent a seven-point slide in this week's AP Top 25 Poll.
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TBILISI, Georgia — The governing party in Georgia retained power with a decisive victory in the country's parliamentary election, according to a nearly complete vote count released on Sunday.
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The outcome of this conference final had been all but determined four days earlier, in a decisive victory by Atlanta United before 23,016 fans at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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In South Korea, she helped establish the first military hospital in the coastal city of Inchon, the scene of a decisive victory for United Nations forces in 19203.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden claimed decisive victory in South Carolina's Democratic primary on Saturday, prompting numerous other presidential candidates to exit the race ahead of Super Tuesday.
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Sanders did something on Thursday that he'd been resisting the urge to do all week: He claimed a "decisive victory" in Iowa, even as final results remain elusive.
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Bernie Sanders locked in a base of voters — young, Latino and liberal — that was more than enough to propel him to a decisive victory in Saturday's Nevada caucuses.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's coalition scored a decisive victory, reassuring investors that his "Abenomics" economic reforms would continue, including the Bank of Japan's yen-weakening easy monetary policy.
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Clinton's favor, but it was hardly the kind of decisive victory her supporters and aides had hoped would put to rest any doubts about her strength as a candidate.
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On the Democratic side in Florida, Hillary Clinton won a decisive victory over Bernie Sanders, earning 64.8 percent support while the Vermont senator took 33 percent, according to CNN.
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Democrat Danica Roem will be the first openly transgender state lawmaker in America, after winning a decisive victory for a seat in Virginia's House of Delegates on Tuesday night.
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This trip home is his break from Muay Thai, following a decisive victory over the previous day's local (and thus favored) opponent at a festival a few provinces away.
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This year, the Supreme Court dealt a decisive victory for reproductive freedom by striking down a dangerous Texas law that closed all but a few clinics in the state.
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With this decisive victory for the ruling party, conservative skeptics of North Korean engagement will lose ground, and Moon will garner support for an even more aggressive engagement policy.
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Second, and far more important, was Joe Biden's decisive victory in South Carolina on Saturday, giving Mr. Biden momentum that could close off Mr. Bloomberg's pathway to the nomination.
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The consequence, anyway, was that a ruling Conservative Party meant to romp home to decisive victory was returned to government with no overall majority — and a resurgent Mr. Corbyn.
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It was the third straight decisive victory for Clemson, which in its last three games has defeated Pitt, Louisville and Boston College by an average margin of 17.7 points.
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Purdue wiped away the sting from two disappointing losses and avoided its first three-game non-conference losing streak in three years with a decisive victory over then-No.
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"It seems to be a decisive victory for the Broad Institute," said Jacob S. Sherkow, an associate professor at New York Law School who has followed the case closely.
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Strong turnout among black Virginians, coupled with the fact that 87 percent of black voters in Virginia backed the Democrat, pushed Northam to a decisive victory over Republican Ed Gillespie.
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Democrat Rashida Tlaib will be one of the first two Muslim American women in Congress, along with Omar, following her decisive victory against two opponents in Michigan's 22019th Congressional District.
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A decisive victory for Biden in South Carolina, where other candidates have failed to cut into his support among black voters, could shake up the horse race later this month.
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Billions of euros have flowed into French assets since Macron's decisive victory over far-right opponent Marine Le Pen last May on the back of a pro-business reform agenda.
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"Mosul was a decisive victory for the Iraqi Security Forces, but it did not mark the end of (ISIS) in Iraq or its worldwide threat," said US Army Lt. Gen.
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The following week, the Senate passed its bill by a vote of 22014-22015, with 0003 Republicans in favor — the sort of decisive victory that Democratic leaders had banked on.
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Democratic New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio scored a decisive victory in his bid to secure a second four-year term in charge of the United States' biggest city.
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The recent injunction by a federal judge blocking enforcement of key provisions of the ban is a step in the right direction, but it is far from a decisive victory.
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The high turnout (70%) and decisive victory will embolden his party to commandeer the remaining independent branches of government — the judiciary and local municipalities — and to further suppress civic opposition.
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The event came hot on the heels of President Emmanuel Macron's decisive victory in May and McInnes also spoke to the tremendous sentiment shift that the election result has driven.
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But after Northam's decisive victory in November with a campaign founded on Medicaid expansion, which also swept many new Democrats into the statehouse, that fight could finally end, Northam said.
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"The voters of Florida have spoken and Rick Scott was elected to the United States Senate in a close but decisive victory," his spokesman, Chris Hartline, said in a statement.
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POLITICO's Ryan Lizza joins Scott to talk through Joe Biden's decisive victory in the South Carolina primary -- and whether or not it threatens Bernie Sanders' momentum ahead of Super Tuesday.
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The timing of the letter raised eyebrows because it was just a day after Biden's decisive victory in South Carolina, which added a new boost of momentum to his campaign.
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If he's able to land a decisive victory, it could propel Biden ahead of a jumbled pack of moderates vying to get into a one-on-one contest with Sanders.
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Editorial On Sunday, Austrian voters rejected the far-right, anti-immigrant candidate Norbert Hofer's bid to become president, handing the Green Party leader Alexander Van der Bellen a decisive victory.
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Taiwan's Tsai Ing-wen is expected to continue her pro-growth policies after a decisive victory in the self-ruled island's presidential election on Saturday, an entrepreneur said on Monday.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives won a decisive victory in a vote in Germany's northern state of Schleswig-Holstein on Sunday, boosting her prospects of winning a national election in September.
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SOFIA, Bulgaria — A pro-Russia former air force commander with no previous political experience appeared headed for a decisive victory on Sunday in a runoff election to become Bulgaria's president.
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Ted Cruz nabbed a decisive victory over fallen front-runner Donald Trump in the Republican contest, Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton squeaked by with the slimmest of wins over rival Bernie Sanders.
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Jordan Coe won the 2016 Trailblazer Award out of all the U.K fighters living and fighting abroad and recently made waves scoring a decisive victory at Rebellion 13 in Melbourne, Australia.
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On Tuesday, Ayanna Pressley joined the crop of progressive candidates of color who have defeated establishment-backed lawmakers this primary season after her decisive victory in the Massachusetts 7th District race.
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A decisive victory in Germany's northern state of Schleswig-Holstein on Sunday, however, boosted Merkel's prospects of winning the national election in September and left Schulz admitting bluntly he was "disappointed".
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This, combined with specialized techniques, like rolling the handle from the inside of the wrist down to the tips of the fingers, resulted in a decisive victory for the Banter denizens.
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With three months to go in the 2016 race, there is a presumption among most Democrats and more than a few Republicans that Hillary Clinton is headed to a decisive victory.
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"There's such a high level of enthusiasm for a clear, decisive victory in the fall," said Al Massey, a member of the Florida delegation, who is attending his first national convention.
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A decisive victory would embolden his party to commandeer the remaining independent branches of government — the judiciary and local municipalities — and to further clamp down on the civic and political opposition.
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All of them are hoping to make New York the decisive victory in a two-year streak of outstanding distance running performances for women that only seem to be getting better.
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After capturing a decisive victory in South Carolina late last month, the former vice president went on to rack up wins in North Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee and Virginia on Super Tuesday.
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The FTSE 100 rose by nearly 1% early on Friday morning, while sterling jumped 2% against the U.S. dollar after an early exit poll projected the decisive victory for the Conservatives.
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Sanders' unchanged support comes despite having won a decisive victory in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary last week, and an apparent win in Iowa's chaotic caucuses the week before.
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This was a zero-sum political choice, and Mr. Van der Bellen's decisive victory — by 6.6 percentage points with 99 percent of votes counted — left his supporters predictably jubilant, if surprised.
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Clinton reached the 20,27 delegates needed to become the presumptive nominee with a decisive victory in Puerto Rico and a burst of last-minute support from party insiders known as superdelegates.
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"If he fights, and he fights to the death, you can kill him," said the former mayor of Davao City, who was elected to the presidency in a decisive victory last month.
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It now looks like she could lose the first two states in the nominating contest -- and with them, momentum that her supporters once hoped would allow for a quick and decisive victory.
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Centre-right Rutte's decisive victory over anti-immigrant, eurosceptic Wilders delighted European Union leaders and others concerned about rising populism across the bloc in the wake of last year's shock Brexit vote.
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Democratic New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio scored a decisive victory on Tuesday in his bid to secure a second four-year term in charge of the United States' biggest city.
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"When Francis Scott Key wrote it, he'd just seen a decisive victory in Baltimore in the War of 1812, which was like a second war of independence," he said in an interview.
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Zelensky, a 41-year-old comic actor who has never held public office, won more than 70 percent of the vote, a decisive victory over the incumbent president, Petro Poroshenko, who conceded.
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After a decisive victory in South Carolina, Biden won 10 of 85033 states as of Wednesday afternoon, sweeping the South after early victories in North Carolina and Virginia and eventually winning Texas.
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While Biden has struggled with fundraising overall since his campaign began last year, he has seen a surge of support from major donors since his decisive victory in South Carolina on Feb.
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A decisive victory for Biden in Michigan — a state Sanders won in an upset in 2016 — has put the former vice president firmly in the driver's seat to be his party's nominee.
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Jim Clyburn, the third-ranking Democrat in the House, appears to have given former Vice President Joe Biden a substantial boost in his decisive victory in South Carolina's presidential primary on Saturday.
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Advocacy groups are also hoping the decisive victory in Maine, and exit polls suggesting health care was the top issue in Virginia, will add momentum to efforts in Kansas and North Carolina.
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The past five days have been a whirlwind for Biden, who used a decisive victory in Saturday's South Carolina's primary to catapult him to wins in most of the Super Tuesday states.
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But the presidential candidate has dismissed those fears and voters gave him a decisive victory over Macri in August primaries, which are a barometer of support for candidates ahead of the presidential election.
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Stocks got a lift after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday ordered a new round of fiscal stimulus spending expected to reach 10 trillion yen, after his party's decisive victory in weekend elections.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and shale producers have fought each other to a draw over the last two years, with neither able to achieve a decisive victory.
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The Supreme Court has struck down Texas' sweeping abortion clinic regulations, delivering supporters of reproductive rights a decisive victory in what was seen as the most significant case on the matter in decades.
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Four years ago, Sanders' advisers also viewed New York as a place where Sanders could deliver a race-altering upset, entering the state on a hot streak before Hillary Clinton's decisive victory there.
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Judge Block's ruling — and the size of the judgment he awarded — was a decisive victory for the former, said Dean Nicyper, a partner who specializes in art law at the firm Withers Bergman.
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His rivals have many vulnerabilities that are increasingly being litigated in the national spotlight, and a decisive victory in South Carolina, his allies hope, could catapult him into a strong showing on Tuesday.
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The Turkish lira strengthened about 0.75% to 5.767 after Turkey's main opposition claimed a decisive victory on Sunday in Istanbul's re-run election, dealing one of the biggest blows to President Tayyip Erdogan.
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The recent agreement allowed for the evacuation of civilians and fighters from the rebel-held eastern districts of the city before Syrian allied forces, including Russia, entered for a decisive victory last week.
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"These false claims, totally disputed in most cases by eyewitness accounts, were addressed at length during last year's campaign, and the American people voiced their judgement by delivering a decisive victory," the statement read.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's odds at winning the White House improved significantly after his decisive victory in Tuesday's primary in New Hampshire, online betting site Ladbrokes PLC said on Wednesday.
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After peaking at two-year highs in May as political worries evaporated after Emmanuel Macron's decisive victory in the French presidential election, European shares suffered from an unexpected rise of the euro this summer.
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Clinton as she hurtles toward what aides increasingly believe will be a decisive victory — a pleasant problem, for certain, but one that has nonetheless scrambled the campaign's strategy weeks before Election Day: Should Mrs.
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When he ran for president in 2012, Romney won Utah with 73 percent of the vote, and in his latest race for the Senate, he scored a nearly equally decisive victory, with 63 percent.
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The Turkish lira strengthened 0.7% to 5.775 per dollar after Turkey's main opposition claimed a decisive victory on Sunday in Istanbul's re-run election, dealing one of the biggest blows to President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Emily: I think I've pitched my dream ending for the show in these very recaps, and it remains that we follow June through the chaos of some decisive victory in the war against Gilead.
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But Mr. Ramaphosa's allies had hoped for a decisive victory that would hand him a strong mandate to silence rivals and fulfill his pledge of rooting out corruption in the party and in government.
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is calling Boris Johnson's decisive victory in Britain's election the "canary in the coal mine" for the Democratic Party about its chances of unseating President Trump in 2020.
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Because a Trump self-induced implosion is the only way Clinton — whose campaign narrative is basically "he's dangerous, I'm not" — can score a decisive victory with expectations around Trump being so low going in.
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The Turkish lira strengthened 1.4% to 5.7219 per dollar after Turkey's main opposition claimed a decisive victory on Sunday in Istanbul's re-run election, dealing one of the biggest blows to President Tayyip Erdogan.
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More than a decade after the end of the Gulf War, the US invaded Iraq on March 20, 2003, expecting a repeat of the swift and decisive victory that was won in Desert Storm.
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But even before the events of this weekend, Clinton's margin had already shrunk quite a bit since her peak in August, when polls suggested she'd win a decisive victory over Trump or even a landslide.
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These companies won a decisive victory this year after the Trump administration repealed the milestone 2015 Open Internet Order, which had reclassified internet service as a public utility under Title II of the Telecommunications Act.
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While this was a decisive victory for the long-time Democratic leader, it was only the first of two votes that Pelosi must win if she wants to be the next speaker of the House.
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Warren is even inching past Sanders in New Hampshire, the first-in-the-nation primary where Sanders's decisive victory over Hillary Clinton in 2016 kicked off his surprisingly strong performance in that year's nominating contest.
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On the Democratic side, Senator Bernie Sanders's idealistic message, which inspired a decisive victory in New Hampshire over Hillary Clinton, faces a sharp test in South Carolina, where Democrats are more moderate and demographically diverse.
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But rain forecast from dawn to dusk on Saturday could muddy the Pimlico picture with Exaggerator having proven he can handle that footing with a decisive victory in the slop at the Santa Anita Derby.
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After the narrow but decisive victory that the Supreme Court handed down in June, overturning the Texas law that closed safe clinics, we will be hard-pressed to find another win in the coming years.
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The Toronto Raptors scored a decisive victory at Golden State on Wednesday night to reclaim home-court advantage in the NBA Finals, but the Warriors remain favored by most sportsbooks to rally for the championship.
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While the GOP can claim a decisive victory in 22019, the 2017 gubernatorial election in Virginia, and to a lesser extent New Jersey, still showed that the Democrats are targeting and winning over suburban voters.
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Democrat Ralph Northam won a bitter race for Virginia governor, dealing a setback to President Donald Trump with a decisive victory over a Republican who had adopted some of the president's combative tactics and issues.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Democratic New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio scored a decisive victory on Tuesday in his bid to secure a second four-year term in charge of the United States' biggest city.
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Rick Scott a decisive victory this week when it temporarily blocked a federal judge's ruling that urged the state's executive clemency board to overhaul its "fatally flawed" process of restoring felons' voting rights by Thursday.
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The Irish clockmaking industry really began to prosper, Mr. Chellar said, after King William III of England had a decisive victory over the deposed King James II at the Battle of the Boyne in 203.
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But a decisive victory in the South Carolina primary late last month and 10 subsequent wins on Super Tuesday helped him reclaim the front-runner status he has enjoyed for much of the past year.
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For Republicans, a decisive victory, whether it comes now or in June, would throw some cold water on the notion that Mr. Trump has made congressional candidates more vulnerable in the midterm elections next year.
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Palpably excited spectators and journalists converged on the Porsche Arena to watch Sharapova, a five-time Grand Slam champion, come back from an early deficit to claim a decisive victory over the 36th-ranked Vinci.
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ANKARA, Turkey — Turkish voters gave President Recep Tayyip Erdogan a decisive victory in national elections on Sunday, lengthening his 215-year grip on power and granting him vastly expanded authority over the legislature and judiciary.
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His heated remarks here reflected the frustration the Clintons felt two days before the primary in a state that has rewarded them in the past, but that appears ready to hand Mr. Sanders a decisive victory.
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If Hillary Clinton had won a decisive victory in Monday's caucuses, she would have relegated rival Bernie Sanders to being an also-ran, a symbolic candidate who excited voters but couldn't seize control of the party.
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The West Virginia teachers' strike ended after only nine days on Tuesday with a 2000% raise for teachers across the state, and organizers say a private Facebook group was key to the swift and decisive victory.
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Eight years later, it was in South Carolina where Hillary Clinton won an even more decisive victory over Bernie Sanders, picking up 73% of the vote after the two had an almost dead heat in Iowa.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives won a decisive victory over their Social Democrat (SPD) rivals in a vote in Germany's northern state of Schleswig-Holstein on Sunday, boosting her prospects of winning a national election in September.
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"These false claims, totally disputed in most cases by eyewitness accounts, were addressed at length during last year's campaign, and the American people voiced their judgment by delivering a decisive victory," according to the White House.
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Meanwhile, Ted Cruz took a decisive victory over Donald Trump and John Kasich in the Republican primary, increasing the chances that Trump will not lock up the GOP nomination ahead of the party convention in July.
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Coming off a decisive victory in Saturday's South Carolina primary, Biden carried that momentum into Super Tuesday, winning the majority of the 14 state contests and notching a few upsets in states like Massachusetts and Minnesota.
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Von Frundsberg hailed from a town not far from where Kubitschek grew up, and in 1525 he helped Emperor Charles V secure the imperial throne with a decisive victory at Pavia, in what is today Italy.
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Sanders' decisive victory in the Nevada caucuses last week, on the back of strong finishes in Iowa and New Hampshire, have made him the clear front-runner, reigniting Medicare for All fears over the last month.
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Here's what he did include: ISIS One of Trump's major foreign policy successes, he says, is a decisive victory against ISIS, which until recently held swathes of territory, alongside major population centers in Iraq and Syria.
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She then served as first lady of California during her husband's stint as California governor from 21921 to 21929 before moving into the White House after his decisive victory over incumbent Democratic President Jimmy Carter in 21949.
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The strike would last 19 days and grow to include almost the entire factory's workforce, crippling its production schedule and forcing management and government officials to cede to strikers' demands in a rare decisive victory for workers.
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In November 2013, Christie won re-election to his second and final gubernatorial term (he's term limited), cruising to a decisive victory fueled in part by his strong showing of leadership in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
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Triple-digit inflation, Soviet-style production shortages and a severe recession have made the socialist leader broadly unpopular, and the opposition's decisive victory in legislative elections last year has emboldened it to push for a recall vote.
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"These false claims, totally disputed in most cases by eyewitness accounts, were addressed at length during last year's campaign, and the American people voiced their judgment by delivering a decisive victory," a White House spokesperson said Monday.
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And after his decisive victory, Cruz was further rebuked by Ben Carson and his campaign for spreading a rumor that the retired neurosurgeon was dropping out, allegedly in an effort to convince Carson voters to switch candidates.
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Sunday's rally comes a week after a renewed mayoral election in the country's largest city that saw the main opposition earn a decisive victory over President Tayyip Erdogan's AK Party for the first time in 25 years.
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Trump often ridicules the Democratic presidential field during speeches at his packed campaign rallies, but Monday saw him making especially pointed attacks at Biden following the former vice president's decisive victory in South Carolina over the weekend.
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He scored a decisive victory in the South Carolina primary late last month followed by a series of wins on Super Tuesday that helped him revive his campaign and emerge as the leading moderate alternative to Sanders.
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She then served as first lady of California during her husband's stint as California governor from 1967 to 19493 before moving into the White House after his decisive victory over incumbent Democratic President Jimmy Carter in 1980.
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She then served as first lady of California during her husband's stint as California governor from 21929 to 19533 before moving into the White House after his decisive victory over incumbent Democratic President Jimmy Carter in 21953.
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" Reached for comment, White House spokesman Raj Shah sent CNBC a statement he had previously given to news organizations, calling it "disappointing that extremists in Congress still refuse to accept the President's decisive victory in last year's election.
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That was followed by wins in a handful of Southern states, including North Carolina and Alabama, where he was able to build on the momentum he gained after a decisive victory in the South Carolina primary last week.
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Among his other wins, Biden walked away with a decisive victory in Michigan, the biggest delegate prize Tuesday and a critical test of Sanders' strength, after he beat Hillary Clinton in the state during the 2016 Democratic primary.
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But Sanders's path to the nomination narrowed significantly after a series of disappointing losses on Super Tuesday and on Tuesday's primaries, including in Michigan, where the Vermont senator had hoped to revive his campaign with a decisive victory.
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If Biden can turn all of these good moments, as well as months of organizational efforts, into a decisive victory in South Carolina, he will put himself in much stronger standing for the next few rounds of voting.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's president-elect Alberto Fernandez said that he would meet with outgoing leader Mauricio Macri to discuss the political transition after the center-left Peronist won a decisive victory in a general election on Sunday.
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The biggest day of parading falls on July 12, a Protestant celebration that marks William's decisive victory over James at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690, and on the eve of the holiday, unionists light large bonfires.
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"These false claims, totally disputed in most cases by eyewitness accounts, were addressed at length during last year's campaign, and the American people voiced their judgment by delivering a decisive victory," a White House spokesperson said in December.
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The latest developments have put the evacuation plans into jeopardy, leaving tens of thousands at the mercy of Syrian allied forces that have been closing in on a decisive victory in the grinding four-year battle for the city.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Ralph Northam won a bitter race for Virginia governor on Tuesday, dealing a setback to President Donald Trump with a decisive victory over a Republican who had adopted some of the president's combative tactics and issues.
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The debate, hosted by CNN, Telemundo, the Salem Media Group and the RNC, follows Donald Trump's decisive victory in the Nevada caucuses that cements his front-runner status as Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio battle it out amongst themselves.
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On Monday, he was even better, scoring a team-high 25 points and was absolutely electric in leading the Raptors to their most decisive victory not only of this series, but perhaps of their entire four-year postseason run.
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Activity surged by over 30 percent year-on-year with $481.9 billion worth of deals announced as euro zone sentiment was boosted by French President Emmanuel Macron's decisive victory in May and an ongoing stabilization in regional economic data.
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After 26 days of intense fighting, the Marines won a decisive victory, routing the communist forces, but the images of dead US troops and a city all but destroyed caused American support for the war to waver at home.
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The widespread opposition to the measure has called into question Mr. Macri's ability to accelerate the pace of change he says is necessary to put Argentina's economy on a solid footing after his coalition's decisive victory in midterm elections.
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OTTAWA — Doug Ford, a brash populist and a brother of former Mayor Rob Ford of Toronto, will become the next premier of Ontario, Canada's most populous province, after leading his party to a decisive victory in elections on Thursday.
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Biden's animated performance Monday, however, alongside Amy Klobuchar, Beto O'Rourke, and — at a previous event — Pete Buttigieg, spoke to an emboldened campaign coming off a decisive victory in South Carolina — thanks to the overwhelming support of older black voters.
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Twenty-seven percent of likely Democratic primary voters said they favored Biden, while 6900 percent said they would support Sanders, who has emerged as the clear front-runner in the race after a decisive victory in the Nevada caucuses.
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"These false claims, totally disputed in most cases by eyewitness accounts, were addressed at length during last year's campaign, and the American people voiced their judgment by delivering a decisive victory," the White House said in a statement Monday.
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BERLIN/KIEL, Germany (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives won a decisive victory over their Social Democrat (SPD) rivals in a vote in Germany's northern state of Schleswig-Holstein on Sunday, boosting her prospects of winning a national election in September.
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Duque's decisive victory in Sunday's poll, with 54 percent of votes to Petro's 42 percent, is likely to reassure investors in Latin America's fourth-largest economy who were alarmed by the leftist candidate's promise to overturn Colombia's orthodox economic model.
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Turkey's main opposition headed for a decisive victory on Sunday in Istanbul's re-run election, dealing one of the biggest blows to President Tayyip Erdogan during his 204 years in power and promising a "new beginning" in the country's largest city.
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Clinton's team is also looking at expanding the electoral map in search of a more decisive victory than polls suggest is on the cards, moving into Arizona and considering a run at Utah -- states that are typically solid GOP territory.
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The hour-long meeting over coffee after Fernandez won a decisive victory in an election on Sunday, is something of a peace offering amid an economic crisis that has hit Argentina's nearly 45 million people and pushed the country towards default.
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Two months later, the Hornet played a critical role at the Battle of Midway—a decisive victory for the the U.S. during the early stages of the Pacific campaign, and just six months after the shocking Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Moon, who took the oath of office after his decisive victory in a snap election, faces the task of navigating the country out of rising tensions over North Korea's nuclear program and the risk of a rift with the United States.
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Such a "Jamaica coalition" - a reference to the black, yellow and green colors of the Jamaican national flag - is already under discussion in the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein after Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) scored a decisive victory there on Sunday.
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BUENOS AIRES, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Argentina's president-elect Alberto Fernandez said that he would meet with outgoing leader Mauricio Macri to discuss the political transition after the center-left Peronist won a decisive victory in a general election on Sunday.
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Democratic result: Hillary Clinton won a similarly decisive victory, with about 213 percent of the vote to Bernie Sanders's 40 percent, showing once again that she performs very strongly in states where a significant portion of the Democratic electorate is nonwhite.
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"These false claims, totally disputed in most cases by eyewitness accounts, were addressed at length during last year's campaign, and the American people voiced their judgment by delivering a decisive victory," a White House spokesperson said in a statement on Monday.
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That would amount to its most decisive victory of the war so far, and probably put an end to rebel hopes of removing Assad by force, their goal throughout years of fighting that has driven 11 million people from their homes.
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Of the 237 Democratic representatives who hold districts classified by Sabato's Crystal Ball House ratings as at least marginally competitive, not one has endorsed Mr. Sanders, the Vermont senator who won a decisive victory in the Nevada caucus over the weekend.
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CONCORD, N.H. — The labor unions that powered Bernie Sanders to a decisive victory here in 2016 are declining to get on board his campaign this time around — a potential warning sign for the neighbor-state senator's hopes of a repeat performance.
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Analysis: The struggle to keep the UK together When he's done celebrating his decisive victory, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is going to have to solve a big problem -- parts of the United Kingdom are heading in very different directions.
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And they're hoping that the minor procedural squabbles don't drown out their biggest wins — like how the dust-up on the SALT bill came just before a decisive victory on a massive trade deal between Democrats and the White House.
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After the briefest of sojourns in the political wilderness, Mr Renzi won a decisive victory in a public ballot organised by the centre-left PD. Though dubbed a "primary" it was open to any Italian resident prepared to pay the party €2 ($2).
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's main opposition claimed a decisive victory on Sunday in Istanbul's re-run election, dealing one of the biggest blows to President Tayyip Erdogan during his 16 years in power and promising a new beginning in the country's largest city.
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India will hope to replicate the form of its decisive victory over Australia on Sunday — built on a magnificent innings of 82 not out by Virat Kohli — rather than that of its previous match, when it came desperately close to losing to Bangladesh.
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And so it was that Mr. de Blasio ended up with a front-row seat — literally, sitting next to the governor at one point — as Mr. Cuomo trumpeted his decisive victory in one of the highest-turnout state primary elections in recent memory.
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The governing party, which won a decisive victory in December, assumed office in January and quickly proposed a law to pardon those serving sentences of five years or less for certain crimes, a move the party said was intended to ease prison overcrowding.
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Because Clinton needed such a decisive victory in South Carolina, she was forced to hone in on courting African American voters with real seriousness and attention, making her case to draw them to the polls, rather than counting on blacks' traditional support of Democrats.
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" In response to the allegations, the White House told Today in a statement : "These false claims, totally disputed in most cases by eyewitness accounts, were addressed at length during last year's campaign, and the American people voiced their judgement by delivering a decisive victory.
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His decisive victory in this Southern state helped fuel his wins on Super Tuesday — and the eleventh-hour endorsements of Buttigieg, Klobuchar, and O'Rourke likely also played a role, particularly in Klobuchar's Minnesota and O'Rourke's Texas, both states in which Biden did better than expected.
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There was an extra jitter to his walk, and the jokes — which had clearly been written for a 2012-esque evening where, by the time the special began, Hillary Clinton was expected to be on her way to a small but decisive victory — fizzled.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Bernie Sanders strengthened his front-runner position for the Democratic presidential nomination with a decisive victory in the Nevada caucuses on Saturday, while Joe Biden was on track for a second-place finish that would give his struggling campaign new hope.
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Hillary Clinton tonight claimed a decisive victory over Bernie Sanders in the South Carolina Democratic primary, winning at least eight in ten black voters who made up a historic portion of the Democratic vote in the first-in-the-south primary, according to exit polls.
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Emmanuel Macron's decisive victory in this month's French presidential election has underpinned the currency's most recent burst of strength, with his upcoming role as leader of one of the euro zone's largest nations seen as providing a key element of support to the goal of European unity.
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"Following their historic liberation of Mosul and now a swift and decisive victory in Tal Afar, the ISF have shown, once again, they are an increasingly capable force that can protect the Iraqi people, defeat ISIS within Iraq and secure the country's borders," said Lt. Gen.
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MAZAR-I-SHARIF, Afghanistan — More than 1003 Islamic State fighters and their two top commanders surrendered to the Afghan government on Wednesday to avoid capture by Taliban insurgents, after a two-day battle that was a decisive victory for the Taliban, participants on all sides confirmed.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE won a decisive victory in Virginia on Tuesday.
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The former vice president's campaign has rebounded in recent days after he notched a decisive victory in the South Carolina primary on Saturday, a win driven in large part by strong turnout from moderates and black voters, who made up a majority of the state's Democratic electorate.
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Health insurers such as UnitedHealth Group Inc, CVS Health Corp and Cigna Corp dropped between 3.5% and 6% as Bernie Sanders, who supports the elimination of private health insurance, strengthened his front-runner position for the Democratic presidential nomination with a decisive victory in the Nevada caucuses.
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Heath insurers such as UnitedHealth Group Inc, CVS Health Corp and Cigna Corp dropped between 3.5% and 6% as Bernie Sanders, who supports the elimination of private health insurance, strengthened his front-runner position for the Democratic presidential nomination with a decisive victory in the Nevada caucuses.
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Russia's attack on the US election cast doubt on the legitimacy of the campaign and thus on the legitimacy of a president whose claim to a mandate had already been weakened by the fact that he gained office despite his opponent's decisive victory in the popular vote count.
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With the Democratic Progressive Party's Tsai Ing-wen — who won a decisive victory in the presidential election on Saturday — vowing to renew Taiwanese innovation and build out a new tech hub here, a crucial part of Taiwan's immediate political future depends on whether it can be turned around.
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A landslide in Florida, with the third-most Democratic convention delegates, and a decisive victory in Illinois, with the sixth-largest bloc, gives the former vice president a delegate lead of more than 300, and he'll rack up even more with a clear win in Arizona — a clean sweep.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Joseph R. Biden Jr. scored a decisive victory in the South Carolina primary on Saturday, reviving his listing campaign and establishing himself as the leading contender to slow Senator Bernie Sanders as the turbulent Democratic race turns to a slew of coast-to-coast contests on Tuesday.
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Several polls this week showed him leading by double digits here — others showed a closer margin — and his advisers are hopeful that a decisive victory on Saturday will send him into Super Tuesday with enough propulsion to catch Senator Bernie Sanders before his delegate lead grows prohibitively large.
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During the day on Thursday — before any votes were counted — the value of the pound reached $1.50 (that is, 1 British pound equaled $1.50 US), the highest level in weeks, as conventional wisdom at that point held that "Remain" would win a decisive victory of around 54 percent.
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"These false claims, totally disputed in most cases by eyewitness accounts, were addressed at length during last year's campaign, and the American people voiced their judgment by delivering a decisive victory," a White House spokesperson said in a statement on Monday, questioning the women's timing and political motives.
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If the billionaire New York businessman captures his party's nomination — which seemed increasingly possible after a decisive victory in Nevada on Tuesday night — he will become the titular head of the Republican Party, and lawmakers like Mr. Ryan will be expected to fall in line for the balance of the campaign.
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The decisive victory by Mr. Murphy, who transformed himself from a Goldman Sachs executive into a progressive Democrat to match the direction of an anxious political party, gives Democrats a badly needed lift and a governor who has vowed to make his state a bulwark against the policies of President Trump.
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"As we approach politics, its most serious challenge, the terrorist challenge, I want to point out that Iraqi political life is at a stage of transformation in which victory over terrorism and violence must be strengthened by further reforms and actions that would make it a decisive victory," Salih said.
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In the wake of his decisive victory, Biden was endorsed by Terry McAuliffe, a former governor of Virginia and ex-chair of the Democratic National Committee, and U.S. Representative Bobby Scott, an influential African-American lawmaker from Virginia – a possible sign the Democratic establishment was starting to coalesce around his candidacy.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson won a decisive victory in an election in December, strengthening his position, and all Reuters economic polls since a narrow majority of Britons voted to leave the EU in June 2016 have said the most likely future trading regime will be an EU-UK free-trade agreement.
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They were all out in full force for Nayib Bukele, the 215-year-old populist candidate who won a decisive victory to become El Salvador's new president Sunday night, landing a blow to the country's two dominant political parties that have held power since the end of the country's brutal civil war.
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They were all out in full force for Nayib Bukele, the 22019-year-old populist candidate who won a decisive victory to become El Salvador's new president Sunday night, landing a blow to the country's two dominant political parties that have held power since the end of the country's brutal civil war.
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"We will unite the Chinese people of all ethnic groups and lead them to a decisive victory in building a moderately prosperous society in all respects and in the drive to secure the success of socialism with Chinese characteristics for a new era," he said, according to a translation from China Daily.
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Kamala Harris, who is also said to be weighing an endorsement of Biden, is often brought up as a potential VP. Then, too, even after his decisive victory in South Carolina, Biden needs a boost on Super Tuesday if he wants to win the nomination, as he's been lagging in other states.
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It may be frozen margs and buckets of Corona down at Pedro O'Hara's, everyone eating taquitos and listening to Christian Nodal sing "Nada Nuevo," but the history of Cinco de Mayo is more ceremonial in Mexico, where it recognizes a decisive victory over the French in the Battle of Puebla in 1862.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 2628 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' Biden holds sizable lead in new Hill/HarrisX 28503 poll MORE scored a decisive victory in Florida on Tuesday, trouncing Sen.
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Thomas B. Edsall Roy Moore's decisive victory over Luther Strange in the Republican Senate primary runoff on Tuesday in Alabama confirms — as I have reported before — that many Republican voters have a strong sense of white identity, that they harbor high levels of racial resentment and that they sometimes exhibit authoritarian leanings.
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But, assuming Biden hangs on to his lead and wins the state, the size of that win will be the biggest story of the night: If he turns in a decisive victory, that could send a strong message about the ongoing viability of his candidacy and its strength going into Super Tuesday.
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Russia and Turkey are behind the Aleppo ceasefire deal Last week Moscow and Ankara – both key power brokers in the Syrian conflict – negotiated a cease-fire to enable the evacuation of rebel-held neighborhoods in eastern Aleppo as Syrian-allied forces closed in on a decisive victory, and were "keen to preserve that progress," Hakura said.
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Philip D. Murphy of New Jersey, a Democrat who won a decisive victory two years ago by promoting a progressive agenda, wants to raise the income tax on those making more than $238.6 million to help pay for what he says are some of the state's most pressing needs, including expanding preschool and making higher education more affordable.
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Dany's biggest mistakes, then, include failing to seek a swift and decisive victory; failing to neutralize a weaker enemy; failing to listen to Yara, who has the most military experience; failing to engage in the necessary battle of public relations; failing to give other Houses a reason to rally behind her; and failing to think beyond limited binary constructs.
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Former President Obama reportedly called his former vice president, Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE, on Saturday following Biden's decisive victory in the South Carolina Democratic primary.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. – Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE scored a decisive victory in the South Carolina primary on Saturday, reviving his struggling presidential campaign.
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"The fighting of the past few days confirms what we have known for a very long time -- despite the overwhelming force of the Assad regime, Russia, Iran, and Hezbollah on one side -- neither side will be able to win a swift or decisive victory in the battle for Aleppo," U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power said this week.
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None of the "leading candidates" can actually give Democrats what they want most, which is a decisive victory against Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE this fall.
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Front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE won a decisive victory in New York Tuesday, while the Texas senator placed third and is unlikely to pick up any delegates in the state.
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Canada's governing Liberals were reportedly caught off guard by Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's decisive victory in yesterday's American presidential election, and so was Canada's national currency, the loonie.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE addresses supporters following his decisive victory over Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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So, in closing, I would just say this: It's a crucial time for people of the world to address the plight of civilians in Aleppo and I mean civilians on both sides of this conflict because what we have seen over the last four years, quite clearly as you heard from Ambassador Power is that neither side is able to win a decisive victory.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE has claimed a decisive victory over rival Democratic presidential candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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DEMS ABROAD HAVE THEIR GUY: Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE claimed a decisive victory over rival Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE, who is coming off a decisive victory in Saturday's South Carolina primary, is scheduled to hold a rally this evening in Dallas ahead of Super Tuesday.
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Sanders's decisive victory in the Nevada caucuses, where he won 40% of the vote, set up an immediate and existential moment in the nominating process: In less than a week, unless the field of eight remaining Democrats begins to shrink, Sanders could emerge from Super Tuesday with a delegate advantage that makes it increasingly difficult for a single other candidate to retake the lead.
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Late-breaking polls of Super Tuesday states show former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE making big gains following his decisive victory in South Carolina and a flood of endorsements from former rivals eager to stop Sen.
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"Eight months from now, we're going to defeat the radical socialists," Trump told the cheering crowd, noting that he won North Carolina over Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE in 2016 and predicting a decisive victory there come November.
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