Sentence examples for chosen election from inspiring English sources

The Australian's order to "get the barnacles off the boat" means the Tories are focusing only on the six chosen election themes: the budget deficit, jobs, taxes, education, housing, and retirement.

He might have chosen election day to resign from TBWA/London and announce the formation of Beattie McGuinness Bungay, which boasts Sky News and FCUK as its first clients and currently operates out of a friend's borrowed office in Soho, but the move only increased his prestige.

Connecticut chose election dates to suit the convenience of farmers.

The bill created a Board of Election Commissioners, appointed by the General Assembly, who were responsible for choosing election commissioners in all of Kentucky's counties.

The law created a Board of Election Commissioners, appointed by the General Assembly, who were responsible for choosing election commissioners in all of Kentucky's counties and were empowered to decide disputed elections.

In 1898, the Kentucky General Assembly enacted a law which created a Board of Election Commissioners, appointed by the General Assembly, who were responsible for choosing election commissioners in all of Kentucky's counties.

That, in the end, might be judged a bigger mistake than choosing elections or caucuses, or vice versa.

Trying to position himself at the center of Israel's politics, Mr. Sharon criticized rivals to the right and the left as irresponsible or self-interested, forcing him to choose elections as the "least bad option".

Workers could choose elections, but the opponents of the Employee Free Choice Act don't care about the truth.

The New York Constitution requires that judges of the State Supreme Court, the trial level of the court system, be chosen by election.

If so, this is therefore the moment for a new Palestinian leadership, preferably chosen by election, to call Mr Sharon's bluff (see article).