Sentence examples for boost votes from inspiring English sources
The administration has itself in recent months put tariffs on steel and lumber and supported a vast increase in farm subsidies albeit all to boost votes for fast-track, if you believe some officials.No clear mandateMr Bush's victory was narrow, and he paid a protectionist price for it.
The increasingly crude mud-slinging between Fidesz and the centrist bloc in the last days of the campaign could boost votes for both Jobbik and the LMP.
Mr Khan had also mentioned India's upcoming elections in the context of calls for retaliation against Pakistan - saying politicians believed strong action would boost votes.
The only way to boost vote share significantly would be to woo voters directly from the Tories.
California election officials are reversing a policy that prevents 45,000 felons from casting ballots, placing the state in the forefront of a movement to boost voting rights for ex-criminals.
It's possible, Blades says, that MoveOn membership might discuss the merits of vote-trading in one of their "action forums". Another way to boost vote-swapping in 2004 is for the Green Party to embrace it officially--or at least not actively oppose it.
The calculation may be that the Skripal case galvanises Putin's conservative base and boosts votes.
Given that Barack Obama's election boosted votes for Democrats that year, Mr Franken ought to be in trouble in November.
In light of Los Angeles' landmark role in boosting voting among such historically low-voting communities as immigrants and Latinos, it is fitting that the city is in the midst of launching the nation's largest fast.
The ending, in which he sits reading in front of a roaring fire, is a boosting vote of confidence in the power of fantasy: "And I can go there every day… because my favourite book takes me there".
If a majority was only possible with a significant boost in votes among the most difficult-to-reach groups, the seats were not chosen as targets this time.
