Sentence examples for cover election from inspiring English sources
Fox still plans to drop its entertainment schedule to cover election night.
"There's almost an arms race about how you cover election programmes.
Mr. Romney's negative $12.2 million cash flow represented the worst January in the F.E.C.'s online records, which cover election cycles since 2000.
The impression it left was that somehow NBCUniversal had exclusive rights to cover Election Night, as it has for the Super Bowl and the Summer Olympics.
More recently, Didion's coolly observant essays on American politics, Political Fictions - a series of essays published last year which cover election campaigns, and presidencies, from Michael Dukakis's ill-fated attempt in 1988 to the current Bush administration - have fuelled debate on what she calls 'a series of fables about the American experience'.
BBC guidelines don't cover election debates, but they do state that no election candidate can veto a debate in their constituency simply by refusing to turn up.
Special TV channels to cover election-year politics: that, we can argue about.
Elections There are no specific rules regarding the way newspapers cover elections.
A sixth, ultimately fatal invitation came in September 1989, when he was offered the chance to cover elections in Kurdistan.
One reason for the pile-up is economics: "It's a cheap way to cover elections and draw viewers.
Unions representing flight attendants and ground workers who worked for Northwest Airlines before it was bought by Delta want the new rules to cover elections at the combined carrier.
