Sentence examples for an election subject from inspiring English sources

Iraq may even fade as an election subject, if the number of Americans killed in action continues to decline as a result of the "surge" of troops into the area around Baghdad.

There soon were suits everywhere, on every conceivable election subject, by both sides, in various Florida courts.

Based on these results, we urge the Gore campaign to accept the finality of the election subject, of course, to the counting of the absentee, the overseas absentee ballots, in accordance with law.

These provisions are important because coordinated activities are tantamount to contributions to the candidates, while "issue ads" just before an election should be subject to the same campaign finance laws that govern regular campaign ads.

The Constitution expressly gives Congress power to "make or alter" laws that regulate the "manner" of federal elections, while state governments retain broad authority over state and local elections (subject to constitutional provisions prohibiting discrimination and poll taxes).

And Mr Habibie has not yet been subject to an election.

It appears that British politicians are prepared to show interest in the subject as an election approaches.

But speaking into an open microphone, he inadvertently offered a rare and frank assessment of the difficulty of reaching a deal — on this or any subject — in an election year.

But speaking inadvertently into an open microphone, he offered a frank assessment of the difficulty of reaching a deal — on this or any other subject — in an election year.

But when the president of the Supreme Court decides to give a lecture on the subject during an election campaign, you can't help but suspect it has taken on a new significance.

Not even CNN's selection of the videos, or the fact that the subject was an election 16 months off, managed to squash all of YouTube's offbeat charm.