Sentence examples similar to cut-off election from inspiring English sources
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.
They'll also be able to register to vote on Election Day, as opposed to the state's current registration cut-off of 30 days before an election.
However, an important limitation of the use of depressive scales is the arbitrary election of a cut-off point to define depression status.
That prompted President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, who has been indicted on crimes against humanity for the bloodshed in Darfur, to threaten to cut off the election observers' fingers.
Hundreds of millions of dollars in financing were cut off before Mr. da Silva's election triumph last October, when many were predicting Brazil's economy would collapse.
So a run-off election is likely.
