Sentence examples for approach election from inspiring English sources

But if they are receding by, say, October, voters could approach Election Day reassured about the future.

Tom Rosenstiel, director for the Project for Excellence in Journalism said it was a change in how mainstream news organizations approach election news this late in the race.

Here's how Katharine proposes we approach election day: Eyes wide open, scepticism dialled up, cynicism dialled down, heart engaged, mind engaged, calling out crap wherever we see it.

It is hard to imagine that Congress would approach Election Day burying a landmark blow for public health while cravenly ladling corporate giveaways to one and all.

As we approach election season the average person is probably confused by the plethora of candidates.

As we approach Election Day, I'd ask my fellow citizens to do what my students do every day: think critically.

Yet some are tempted to overlook the deep flaws in the approaching election.

This time, the approaching election and the political threat of another debilitating showdown overwhelmed Republican instincts for a fight.

His committee published a report in February 2010 that was largely ignored by party leaders who were anxious about the approaching election.

"What foreign investor would dare invest in Russia if even Russia's richest man is not safe?" Mr. Aslund attributes the dispute to the approaching election campaign.

Its approaching election in the autumn of 2013 will make Mrs Merkel increasingly cautious about staking more German money.French calls for joint eurobonds were rejected months ago.