Sentence examples for context of the election from inspiring English sources

And the crucial historical context of the election was the 2004 coup that deposed democratically-elected President Jean Bertrand Aristide, a coup engineered by the U.S. with years of economic destruction clearly intended to topple the elected government.

Naturally, it is important to assess these positions within the context of the election campaigns.

CAU favorite Glenn Altschuler will bring to bear his well-honed analytical skills as he talks about the cultural and ideological context of the election.

He ruled that the words were not capable of being defamatory, saying they were "within the latitude permitted by the law in the context of the election".

But despite these restrictions, and in the context of the election of Trump and the Brexit vote, conditions have never been more favourable for Wilders.

The report, he said, had compromised the impartiality of the bank and was "excessively political in the context of the election".

In the context of the elections I think the orientation of the movement was very much to trust each other, not politicians or the President, to affiliate with our communities, not distant capitals (economic or political), and to be moved by each other to shape the future we want and not appeal to politicians or the President to do it for us.

"My feeling is that I have her personal blessing because she understands the context of this election, she understands what the invitation that was extended to me by Fine Gael was about," he said.

"This is the one little bright shining star in the context of this election cycle where there were so many hopes for women in the political arena," said Rachel Michelin, executive director of California Women Lead.

Frankly, I don't think I've ever heard the words "immigration reform" without "comprehensive" preceding them in the context of this election.

It makes fascinating reading in the context of this election.