Sentence examples for a powerful election from inspiring English sources

With the UK edging out from the shadows of the great recession, this chancellor's steadfast stewardship is a powerful election asset – if it is believed.

Recent polling shows that anger about U.S. job-offshoring and "free trade" has become a powerful election issue nationwide - across stunningly diverse demographics.

Deciding how to provide drug benefits to Medicare recipients is a powerful election-year issue.

But from the 1920s to the 1970s, the numbers, muscle and money of the unions created a powerful election-winning machine (with two high peaks in 1945 and 1966) which went a long way towards achieving a more equal society.

And we've championed investment in our amazing regional staff to build a more powerful election machine.

The new government could form a neutral and powerful election commission to replace the current politically biased one, a move that was more likely to ensure free and fair elections, he said.

That is partly through its influence over the powerful Election Commission, which came under fire for numerous irregularities during the balloting, delays in announcing the vote count, and an unexpected surge in the number of votes reported.

In the 2014 national parliamentary elections in India, social media became the new and most powerful election battleground.

"A great parliamentary mega-election in the country, I am proposing it officially to the National Constituent Assembly for its consideration and let's go for some powerful, powerful elections for a democratic renewal of the country," he said.

But for a few minutes during Wednesday's Democratic debate, Lucia Quiej and Univision reporter Enrique Acevedo reminded us just how powerful elections can be.

It's well known that presidential approval ratings are a powerful predictor of election outcomes.