Sentence examples for an election based from inspiring English sources

"In Chattanooga, no elected official is going to win an election based on a transit issue".

Early in 1964 an election based on universal adult suffrage gave UNIP a decisive majority, and it was supported by nearly a third of the white voters.

With an election based around jobs and growth and a budget largely dependent on that growth delivering revenue, the government would have been looking for some good news from the capital expenditure figures.

Still, to judge an election based only on whether people can physically cast ballots is a little like reviewing a restaurant based solely on the quality of its waiters.

The fact that an internet giant like Facebook or Google could turn an election based on hidden changes to its code has been a hypothetical scenario for years (and it's even a plot point in this season's House of Cards).

Conversely, an election based on American citizenship, as opposed to a vision for institutional leadership, limits the support from shareholders that the president of the World Bank needs to enact bold reforms.

I don't think that there are many people in America who would question General Powell's credibility, his patriotism, his willingness to tell it straight, and so any suggestion that General Powell would make such a profound statement in such an important election based on anything but what he thought was what's going to be best for America doesn't make much sense".

The South Shore home serves as an election base.

The South Shore home serves as an election base for himself and candidates he has supported, for which he claims a 13 0 record in public elections.

Those seeing the shifts in the polls as a harbinger of a victorious "people's vote" campaign should remember what happened in 2017 when May called a snap election based on an apparently insurmountable polling lead.

Instead of starting by laying down new rules for the game by drafting the constitution first, they rushed to a parliamentary election based on a faulty electoral law.