Examples of victor

• First, should the success of the victor be measured in votes or seats?

• Rules, moreover, determine which officials count the votes, certify the victor, and declare the election to be legitimate.

• We then coded each story as either accepting or denying the mandate claim made by the victors.

• Writers recounted stories and traditions circulating at the time of their visits, all obtained from victors, ruling classes and traders.

• Sometimes, of course, the victor simply imposes a new core belief on the loser (though this is likely to lead to further war).

• This mechanism would induce losers to automatically cease resisting and, at the same time, successfully communicate surrender to the victor.

• The ' ' weeds,' ' echoing ' ' words,' ' represent a deathly counterpart to the laurels of the victors.

• Suppose it turns out that what he did in fact leads him to swift victor y and that he planned it that way.

• She guides the nation to victor y even as she demonstrates how to sustain the national hearth and home.

• The victor, victorious coalition, or international hegemonic culture, meanwhile, prevails, permeating the values and norms of the domestic system of the vanguished.

• The fact that there has been no war and thus neither victors nor vanquished in the last two years has created a novel situation.

• Historically, the victors in war appropriated cultural property as an accepted and often expected practice, though in varying degrees.

• Wars between rival kings were often concluded with the defeated house offering women in marriage to the victors.

• Oral traditions describe how an enemy, once defeated in conflict, could then join together with the victor against a third opponent.

• Conventional victim/victor positions are skewed and, in effect, very nearly switched.