Sentence examples for an electoral cycle from inspiring English sources

For her, this trajectory is not tied to an electoral cycle.

It will take far more time than an electoral cycle to establish itself.

Removing the BBC from any hint of an electoral cycle by giving it 11-year charter agreements is also sensible.

"It was on the wrong track for the last couple of years, and the fact that France was in an electoral cycle for a year, and now Germany is in an electoral cycle for a year, doesn't help".

Labour believes it is a partisan attempt to secure the Conservatives' financial dominance and has estimated it could lose as much as £35m in an electoral cycle.

We have more and more elections to study – with an electoral cycle that now coughs up an important set of contests on a yearly basis – which use an increasingly eclectic set of electoral procedures.

At the moment, although living standards and real incomes remain badly squeezed for the majority of the population, the opinion polls are so close that, if this were a traditional electoral cycle, a British government might be tempted to "cut and run" with an autumn election.

The working of a familiar electoral cycle - a backlash against the White House - could be over-interpreted as a repudiation of the president, says Bowler.

In a normal electoral cycle, that might be a reasonable supposition.

True honesty is still in short supply in a system riven with party politics and a straitjacket electoral cycle.

But given a busy electoral cycle the odds of that seem poor.