Sentence examples for a stronger election from inspiring English sources
There is precedent for this, and if Republicans dared to filibuster, they would be left defending party hackdom over a stronger election agency.
After a strong election performance, Kurdish leaders are spelling out demands.
The other is Representative Roy Blunt, the former No. 2 House Republican, who is mounting a strong election bid in Missouri.
But Ukip have long had eyes on the seat, earmarking it as a possible Ukip gain after a strong election showing there last year, with the party gaining two councillors and topping the European poll.
But those expectations were dashed in a strong election performance by former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his party, which has already recruited enough independent lawmakers to form a parliamentary majority.
He has yet to show that he is a strong election campaigner the main role of those with the Gandhi name, after all.But he has shown flashes of inspiration.
"We have great policies, we'll be campaigning to save the NHS during the summer and we've got a strong election team led by Douglas Alexander … But there's something missing.
The loss of an election for the governorship of Okinawa on November 16th, though chiefly the result of local opposition to the American army's outsized presence on the island chain, showed that the LDP is vulnerable.For those hoping that a strong election result might re-energise Mr Abe's reform agenda, it was dispiriting that he made little direct mention of reforms this week.
It was just five years ago when Cleggmania gripped Britain and the centrist-minded Liberal Democrats rode a strong election to 57 seats and a spot with the Conservatives in the governing coalition.
Greek voters returned Alexis Tsipras to power with a strong election victory on Sunday, ensuring the charismatic leftist remains Greece's dominant political figure despite caving in to European demands for a bailout he once opposed.
And this is in a situation where he had all the leverage coming off a strong election victory and taxes scheduled to go up automatically at the end of the year.
