Sentence examples for at electoral from inspiring English sources

Maybe they just suck at electoral forecasting (definitely).

We will only get one chance at electoral reform, for a generation at least.

The Muslim Brotherhood, Mr. Morsi's Islamist movement, accepts — indeed excels at — electoral competition.

Even the TUC, rarely a byword for innovative thinking, voted yesterday to look at electoral reform.

"This is the first time we have ever had a process set up to look at electoral reform".

Sir Menzies Campbell broadly welcomed the reforms, but highlighted the absence of any commitment to look seriously at electoral reform.

Passaic's city attorney, Donald Scarinci, said many other New Jersey towns have at-large electoral systems.

An at-large electoral system allows board members to be voted in by the entire district, rather than by neighborhoods.

At an electoral panel at a community centre in the borough, mayoral candidates presented their ideas on how to rejuvenate the borough.

The competition for power arises above all at a national level (even though the popular vote is granted at local electoral districts) and is organised by intermediate structures (political parties) that establish the link between representatives and the represented.

At what electoral price?