Sentence examples for Beyond election from inspiring English sources

We cannot sustain the confidence of citizens to vote and participate beyond Election Day if we continue to allow election outcomes to be determined when the legislature draws districts.

[Page 32.] The possibility that voters will split as narrowly as in the protracted presidential election of 2000 is so strong that Republicans and Democrats alike have been assembling teams of election lawyers and bracing for a battle over the majority that they say could stretch beyond Election Day.

We are now beyond Election Day.

Mr. Bush himself made clear this week that he was looking beyond Election Day.

Most Israelis are already peering beyond Election Day to the diplomatic and political repercussions.

The content of the messages is unknown – and may well remain so beyond election day.

Beyond elections, there will be quite limited local mechanisms for holding these mayors to account.

Alex Chow, a student leader, said: "We have to go beyond elections and promote democracy in a broader sense.

The proximity of Election Day to the shame of the shutdown highlights a certain democratic disenchantment, but the alienation goes well beyond elections.

And what they most expect from Mr. Fox are programs and reforms that will help the nation's new democracy expand beyond elections.

Democracy and freedom are only as good as their sustainability beyond elections and the context within which democratic culture and practice can grow.