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Bob Ainsworth, the defence secretary, said the conflict was " winnable " but warned there would be no early end to the fighting.

It took Bush three years to find his general (as it did Lincoln) and turn a losing war into a winnable one.

Despite the weight of history and the yearly deterioration in security, American commanders remain convinced that the war is "winnable" .

President Obama was asked this week by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation if Afghanistan is still winnable.

The G20 needs to focus on tough but winnable battles and forget about trying to force the Germans and Chinese to buy more televisions.

Organizers work with a group's leadership to craft effective public campaigns and turn concerns into winnable issues.

We'd had two good results, got our heads up and then started looking at these next two against Fulham and Wigan as winnable games.

When Mr Obama was running for election, Iraq looked like a quagmire and Afghanistan seemed more winnable.

Remaining schedule: Probable losses remain in road games against New Orleans and Phoenix but the others look very winnable .

It proposed that the fight of our lives is just that, a fight, but a winnable one.

It's a fight that increasingly looks winnable, say health experts with the World Bank's Booster Program for Malaria Control in Africa.

The incentive of reaching a winnable final was great for both players. Ancic started strongly in the second set.

Nearly two-thirds of Americans now believe the war there is winnable.

Both games are winnable fixtures, according to Carew, who claims the Villa camp are not shy on confidence.

Petraeus says the mission there is winnable , but U. S. and Iraqi forces need to work together to end violence.

It is obviously a big game against Boro and a winnable game for both teams.

Is Afghanistan winnable?

The other three states are a lot more winnable.

But is the drone war winnable?