Sentence examples for a future electoral from inspiring English sources

It will be a long road ahead just to modernise, purge the deadwood and unite around a new leader, let alone imagine a future electoral victory.

But the fact that there even was a contest suggests that the dissident faction, led by Mendel Schwimmer, promises to be a future electoral force.

In this case the state policy in question was to preserve the Republican majority that emerged from the 2010 midterms against any future electoral outcome.

The party's death has been prophesied prematurely before, but as an institution whose grasp on power in Westminster has always been precarious – it's only been in office for 28 of the last 100 years – Brexit, as it currently stands, makes any future electoral victory seem even more marginal.

This is an obvious, freely available statistic which we would expected to provide a reasonable indication of future electoral performance.

It has also, of course, historically been the case that the successful launch of a BRT scheme does great things for the public profile (and future electoral prospects) of a mayor.

Members of the House and Senate, Lawrence argued, have a tendency to overemphasize the importance of a particular vote with respect to their future electoral viability, so it becomes easy for them to justify a self-serving position which may well not be borne out by the facts.

In future electoral contests, there should be a primary to choose a single pro-European candidate to go into battle whenever a hard Brexiter is standing.

Still, that was only the Tea Party's first run, so it would have been difficult to deduce the extent of their strength across the country or their future electoral success, especially without a coordinated organization.

Pamela Karlan, a Stanford Law School professor, has suggested that "fear of future electoral retaliation" may cause pernicious judicial bias.

Ms Le Pen has also secured over 1,200 municipal-council seats, giving her both a local base in which to anchor the party and a training ground to prepare National Front officials for future electoral contests.