Sentence examples for creative election from inspiring English sources

From the troll being confronted by a trolling victim, to "one night in Magaluf" and some really creative election explainers, there really is something for everyone.

But Mr. Simmons's noncampaign is not a creative new election plan.

Had that rule been in place last year, Russian agents would at least have had to be a bit more creative about their election disruption.

For an ad industry still used to a more leisurely pace of weeks (or even months) rather than hours from strategic briefing to creative execution, this new style of election campaigning has been a painful baptism.

Duarte won the election but creative recounting was done to give first place to Molina by a narrow margin and he was declared the victor.

Second, the justices seemed to counsel against any creative reading of Florida's election law.

This past year, several established galleries closed as owners retired, and there appears to be a new wave of creative culture, particularly after the election.

They're stuck, having won as many seats as it is possible to win — either by elections or by creative political mapping — without turning more Latinos into Republicans.

Kate Stanners, chief creative officer, Saatchi & Saatchi The last election was also predicted to be the first digital election, following on from the Obama campaign in the US in 2008.

"At least get creative in how you rig the elections," said Hisham Kassem, a newspaper publisher and human rights advocate.

Creative accounting - always a part of election campaigns - will surely spread to the net.