Sentence examples for an election time from inspiring English sources

"We realise that it's an election time and these issues are tossed back and forth, but regardless of who leads Australia, we will look to them for action".

Coming up to an election time, it is not the easiest thing to be accused of being soft on knife crime.

People shouldn't only have a voice during an election time; listening and responding should be an ongoing practice and process of any office.

It is really a pity that political parties have not used this opportunity of an election time to campaign on the basis of basic dignity and respect of human rights.

Electricity remains just an election-time promise.

"It was an election-time speech," Burns wrote.

"But with 42 days left, he's had a sudden change of heart — an election-time conversion".

But he also knows that he will often need the party's support from outside and that 45% of Liberal voters and 35% of Conservatives, their closest allies, told an election-time opinion poll they saw no objection to immigration policy reflecting some of Ms Kjaersgaard's ideas.That is no accident: Denmark has been a strikingly homogeneous society.

The SRP began as an election-time pledge given by unpopular authoritarian elites, who appropriated the SRP to garner votes in the underdeveloped Jeolla provinces in the southwest.

"We definitely saw an election-time bump," Levin said.

What can you do, save a vote at election time, becoming an activist, choosing a career that might make a difference?