Sentence examples for conditional election from inspiring English sources

Hence, Arminius came to assert a conditional election, according to which God elects to eternal life those who will respond in faith to the divine offer of salvation.

For each of the top 12 states on our tipping point list, I looked up the probability of Mr. Romney winning the election conditional upon losing the state in these 3,000 simulations.

But prior to Trump's recent troubles, the market viewed Cruz as slightly less likely to win the general election, conditional on winning the Republican nomination.

Fifa's decision not to ban Nigeria was conditional on new elections being held for the NFF management within the shortest possible timeframe.

Instead, he has given his party room to offer conditional goodies in its election manifesto – tax cuts that will come voters' way if the Tories remain in office and the economy continues to revive.

Table 3 Descriptive statistics and conditional logit estimates, AEA elections, N=312 (dependent variable is "elected") a   Mean   Parameter     Std.

He had earlier said that elections were conditional on Israel ending its incursions into the West Bank, but said today that he would not stick to that condition.

Tony Blair is now as powerful as any prime minister Britain has seen, but the support the public gave him in today's election is as conditional as it is overwhelming.

The European Commission, whose reconstruction pledges of 520m euros ($693m , £443m for Mali were conditional on the holding of elections, pointed to the high turnout - 48.9% in the 28 July first round and close to 46% in the run-off - as proof of the electorate's desire to "take charge of its destiny".

The international community maintained that Rajoelina's legitimacy was conditional to free and fair elections.

Brown also signed a bill permitting county elections officials to offer conditional registration and provisional voting at satellite locations during the 14 days immediately preceding election day.