Sentence examples for concentrate on election from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Stone, a noted conspiracy theorist, argued that the campaign had focused their efforts to combat the so-called "rigged election" in the wrong area and should instead concentrate on "election theft" via hacked or compromised voting machines.

"In real life, you totally concentrate on one election at a time," Kaufman said.

Over the whole 25-day period, the forecasts have been pretty well-calibrated: it's just that the "hits" have tended to be concentrated on election night itself, and the misses have peaked a week or two beforehand.

He also urged New York Democrats to set aside petty grievances within the party and concentrate on the election.

Congress appears to be closing in on a short-term solution to the crisis which would delay the fiscal cliff for six months and allow politicians to concentrate on the election.

Chris Bryant, the high-profile campaigning MP who was criticised for bungling an announcement on foreign workers over the summer, was moved from the immigration team to work and pensions, while Ian Austin, a former minister, asked to step down from the front bench to concentrate on the election campaign.

And the party's acting leader, MP Anas Sarwar said he wanted to concentrate on General Election planning.

Mr Lafontaine managed to get them to paper over their ideological differences and to concentrate on winning elections.

With unemployment running at 27% and politicians concentrating on the election, most Serbs must hope that is true.

The anti-EU campaigner stood down as party leader last September in order to concentrate on his parliamentary election battle.

He also announced that Mr Sarkozy, 52, the presidential frontrunner, would step down as interior minister on Monday to concentrate on winning the election.