Sentence examples for called an electoral from inspiring English sources

Mr. Allawi's coalition appealed to the United Nations and the United States to do more to stop what it called an electoral travesty.

One carried an air of defiance, the other a mood of resignation that what President Bush yesterday called an electoral "thumping" was perhaps deserved.

More cynically, he may have encouraged his wife to run so they could alternate in power perpetually, creating what might sloppily be called an electoral dynasty.

Looking toward the upcoming midterm congressional elections, the survey found that Republicans were likely to benefit from what the report's authors called an electoral "enthusiasm gap" among both Hispanics and young adults.

But Mr Celestin called the vote a "ridiculous farce" and opposition protesters denounced what they called an electoral coup.

Her victory has been called "an electoral farce," and in 2013 alone more than 500 people were killed as a result of political violence.

She also called for an electoral pact with the far left which would push Christian Democrat voters towards Mr Piñera.

Has rebelled against Tory leadership in 31 votes since 2010, and called for an electoral pact between the Conservatives and Ukip.

Some Conservative backbenchers have called for an electoral pact with UKIP going into the general election, but the Prime Minister has ruled that out.

Some Conservative backbenchers have called for an electoral pact with UKIP going into the general election, with Jacob Rees-Mogg warning UKIP could split the "small c conservative vote" and let Labour in.

Some Conservative backbenchers have called for an electoral pact at the next general election, a poll in which UKIP leader Nigel Farage admitted last week it would be "moonshine" to suggest the party - which has no MPs - stood a chance of forming the next government.