Sentence examples similar to cut election from inspiring English sources

He intends to drive through a new law that would lead to much clearer-cut election results.

But the deciding factor in that delay was almost certainly the wealthy Democratic donors pushing behind the scenes, and threatening to cut off election funding.

LONDON (Reuters) — One of Britain's biggest trade unions said Tuesday that it had halted some financing for the governing Labor Party and that it threatened to cut off election financing unless the party stops privatizing public services.

Union leaders, fearing a trade deal will send more American jobs overseas, have threatened to cut off election campaign help for lawmakers who support the measure.

Are rates cut before elections, and raised after them?

ReprintsFor the main opposition party, the conservative Moderates, who promised big tax cuts, the election was a catastrophe.

But how? Tax increases are out: he has said France is over-taxed, and President Jacques Chirac made income-tax cuts an election pledge in 2002.

The clip eventually cuts to election night as a forecasted Hillary Clinton landslide turns into a Trump upset.

New York's issues follow voting chaos in other states this primary season, in many cases caused by new voter-ID laws and cuts to election budgets.

That is an unsettling notion.In the 19 years since California's tax revolt, Republicans have unswervingly believed that tax cuts win elections.

The effects of interest rate cuts and election-year spending by the government of Prime Minister John Howard are easy to see in the construction industry, among the most vibrant here.