Sentence examples for a different electoral from inspiring English sources

In 1988 – in a different electoral system, admittedly – my majority against Tony Benn was 88.6%.

People had staked their hope for a better future in a different electoral outcome.

This time it is fielding many more candidates.In a different electoral system, it could conceivably win outright.

(And of course we exclude from this study the N.H.L.'s seven Canada-based clubs, which operate under a different electoral system).

Just to add complication, each will have a different electoral system: council elections in May will be by the traditional first-past-the-post method, European elections in June by a proportional system.

But if Labour could get its act together, and promise with credibility to tackle the inequility in the way the public spending cake is cut,  the Tories' generation game might one day have a different electoral result.

More than an ocean separates both electoral contests today: a radically different electoral system; a French state that is expected to do everything vs. an American state that is expected to do as little as possible; a president from the right with a docile parliamentary majority in France vs. a president from the left with a hostile parliamentary majority in the U.S.

Given the circumstances, a slightly different electoral slate might have engineered his defeat.

But whoever the Democratic nominee is, we may be looking at a radically different electoral map this November.

In any event, Mrs. Merkel's engagement with the euro crisis is seen as essential to its resolution, and her more assertive tone should also better equip her for a series of different electoral tests in Germany this year.

One national newspaper managed to register the name Gus Troobev (an anagram of "bogus voter") on 31 different electoral rolls in a single day.The other source of trouble is the more recent innovation of postal voting on demand.