Sentence examples for a platform for election from inspiring English sources

Despite his caution, Roosevelt managed to do enough in his first three years in office to build a platform for election in his own right.

Negotiated joining helps make sense of the pre-partnership trajectory, in which an aspirant must develop a "platform" for election to partnership: domain expertise comprising a unique configuration of role components and individual client relationships that takes advantage of the aspirant's skills and inclinations and is relevant to the firm's needs.

There is, however, scope for the government to make big decisions through the tax and federation white paper processes, setting the scene for a platform for the election due in 2016.

The more Gordon Brown plays the European card over the coming months, the more certain he can be of transforming the turnaround of the past fortnight into a platform for another election victory, or at the very least, a hung parliament.

A consortium of the Guardian, the Telegraph and YouTube offering to act as a platform for an online election debate between the party leaders has suggested moving forward the date of its event to accommodate Cameron's wishes.

The consortium of the Guardian, the Telegraph and YouTube offering to act as a platform for an online election debate between the party leaders has suggested moving forward the date of its event to accommodate the wishes of David Cameron.

The online betting Web site Intrade, which gained widespread notice for serving as a predictions platform for elections and events not related to sports, is facing liquidation because of a $700,000 cash shortfall, a development that comes a month after it halted trading and froze its customer accounts.

Ms Powell, who ran Ed Miliband's leadership campaign in 2010 and backed Andy Burnham in this summer's contest, said all sides of the party had "a part to play" in developing a platform for the next general election.

The BNP has yet to win any councillors or MEPs in Scotland, but its candidate in Glasgow North East, Charlie Baillie, claimed his performance yesterday had given the BNP a platform for the Scottish parliamentary elections in 2011.

Quite a platform for the upcoming SAG elections.

A demand for a genuine mayoral election could create a platform for Mr Prokhorov, who won more votes in the presidential election than any liberal in the past decade has managed.