Sentence examples for beyond this election from inspiring English sources

The implications could extend well beyond this election cycle.

The Tories hoped his promise would kick the EU issue into the long grass growing beyond this election.

Simmons and Carson offer their forecasts about how the group might build momentum to influence policy beyond this election season.

Looking beyond this election cycle, there is little reason to expect the populist moment to endure — or to transform, to any substantial degree, the Democratic Party.

Mr Reid has refused to make his intentions clear until then, but yesterday he went on to say: "I predict that we will not only see that unity up to this election but beyond this election and rather than the expected fracturing of Labour beyond it, we will see a coming together of all of the Labour leadership beyond this election".

But mostly, Mr. Bloomberg was stepping forward as the nation's newest billionaire "super PAC" donor, with a vow to spend millions beyond this election year supporting candidates willing to do what he implied Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney were not: taking "leadership and standing up to do things that aren't going to be popular".

"Over the course of his life there's this history of sexist and racist actions that goes beyond just this election cycle," said Mackler.

"Over the course of his life, there's this history of sexist and racist actions that goes beyond just this election cycle," said Mackler.

But he said that "soon we will have a nominee who will carry the conservative banner into this election and beyond," in what was widely interpreted as a message of reassurance about Mr. McCain, whose relationship with Mr. Bush has been strained in the past, and who faces misgivings from the Republican right.

The majority firmly called on one and all to ignore the political gamesmanship at work within and beyond the Florida arena: "This election should be determined by a careful examination of the votes of Florida's citizens and not by strategies extraneous to the voting process".

How we see beyond the ugliness of this election to the beauty in each other.