Sentence examples similar to a growing election from inspiring English sources
A8 Halliburton Halts Billing Seeking to defuse a growing election-year issue, the Halliburton Company said that it had stopped billing the Pentagon for the cost of feeding American troops in Iraq and Kuwait until a dispute over the number of meals served is resolved.
With a growing population, elections in India have grown increasingly more expensive in recent years.
Now a growing number of election officials and politicians seem to be agreeing with the skeptics.
There is also a growing understanding that elections don't guarantee free expression or fair treatment of minorities.
With a growing number of elections decided by the power of black and Latino voters, and national leaders paying more attention to discriminatory and violent policing than they have for years, we are in a historic moment as we head into this mid-term election, where the nation's attention is focused on these police abuses.
"The new year will also see a growing focus on the election and further speculation over possible changes to fiscal policies and government spending.
Voter suppression techniques are a growing method for engineering election outcomes in several states, and sanctioned methods like gerrymandering disenfranchise voters by redrawing districts in a way to ensure that a region's minority viewpoint can win elections and ballot measures.
At the same time, there is a growing sense that Israeli elections will be called this fall rather than next year.
The Super PAC era is such a growing threat to fair elections that it was deservedly satirized by Stephen Colbert, the political comedian, who registered his own PAC and even got F.E.C. approval to tout it on his show.
In the month since the European parliament elections, a growing number of voices on the left of British politics have warned that Labour is failing to grasp the significance of Ukip.
Previously unacceptable extremist political forces now have a growing voice in national elections.
