Sentence examples for core election from inspiring English sources

The parties' performances were indicative of the appetite to this core election issue.

"Lynton has been telling them for months to make sure that everything coming out of Government reinforces the party's core election message," said one.

Conservative ministers have been ordered by Downing Street to stop making Government announcements that "distract" from the party's core election messages.

SINCE it came to power five months ago Australia's conservative coalition government, headed by Tony Abbott, has boasted of delivering a core election promise: "Stop the boats".

It is a tangible election result that will bolster fundraising and now the Greens have a core election team that now knows how to win".

Whatever the reason, the delay in making a formal announcement left housing professionals feeling the housing crisis was set to be marginalised in the grapple for core election issues before 2015.

At its core, the election here next Tuesday is a fight about what happens as America's suburbs grow up.

The creation of a judicial inquiry into union corruption had been a core pre-election promise of the Coalition's.

Ana Marie Cox is US political columnist for the Guardian At their core, presidential elections are choices: a choice between two candidates and two parties, a choice between two ideas of government and a choice between two visions for the country's future.

Indeed, ignoring opinion polls has become almost a point of honour.What really matters, his officials say, is the ability to mobilise core supporters come election time witness 2002 and 2004.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, April 1 , 1972P. 25 Public-relations techniques have penetrated to the core of the election process and eaten up the whole substance of many campaigns.