Sentence examples for create electoral from inspiring English sources

Cameron, who has already created more peers than any other prime minister since 1958, intends to use his powers of patronage to create electoral parity.

Bazaara (2003) found that councilors have difficulty enacting environmental legislation or enforcing laws that would create electoral difficulties or that are not in their personal interests.

If courts remain on a "hair trigger" in searching for evidence of racial motivation, he said, "judges will be creating electoral districts" in jurisdictions around the country.

They have the greatest chance of creating electoral districts that are reasonably compact and competitive, instead of the attenuated jigsaw pieces that are drawn to bring certain voters in and keep others out.

JEFF ZELENY wonders if Barack Obama, who sat for an interview with a Dallas news station yesterday, has electoral ambitions in Texas:President Obama's political advisers often talk about how population shifts in the country could create new electoral battlegrounds, pointing specifically to Arizona, Georgia and Texas.

Previous negotiations to create an electoral alliance stalled because the Communists rejected electing candidates through primaries.

As Harry J. Enten of The Guardian points out, such immigration reform is unlikely to create an electoral "bonanza" for Democrats, as some faulty attempts to analyze the question have concluded.

Public education is an option, starting at school with much more detailed civics lessons, and we could create an electoral commission that would be obliged to send out a one-page list of the data to all potential referendum voters.

Here is a new idea to complement it: create the electoral equivalent of education's "Race to the Top" program — a competition for excellence with both rewards for success and punishment for failure.

Aides in the campaigns are increasingly confident about their ability to turn out their base voters -- and thus create an electoral stand-off in as many as 15 states.

If passed by both houses of Parliament, the bill would create an electoral field on which about a half-dozen parties might compete, led by the Communist Party, the pro-Kremlin Unity Party and the reform-oriented Union of Right Forces.