Sentence examples for delivering election from inspiring English sources

Two people were killed, including a 22-year-old student delivering election material.

It noted that the guidelines for the program had been approved by the minister for justice after the fact, in early May 2014, and provided for "multiple funding rounds, with the first being a closed and non-competitive process aimed at delivering election commitments".

Postal workers deliver election material as well as letters and commercial mailshots.

They are used in innovative ways: for banking in Nigeria and to deliver election results in Kenya.

In 1848, Van Buren's Barnburners bolted the Democratic Party to join the Free-Soilers, and Van Buren's candidacy delivered election victory to the Whig Zachary Taylor.

A nose-holding base does not often deliver election victories, but few evangelicals could imagine what McCain might say or do, with any degree of authenticity, that could excite the base.

The election commission said it still had to deliver election materials to four districts around the country and would have to use helicopters because the roads were too unsafe.

—"Making It," by Ryan Lizza (July 21 , 2008 A nose-holding base does not often deliver election victories, but few evangelicals could imagine what McCain might say or do, with any degree of authenticity, that could excite the base.

I know I could use a good Obama speech right about now, one like he delivered election night.

It was close to despair at both sides' failure to honour the agreement, which is supposed to deliver elections next year.

Certain of these manufacturers are apparently devoted to the support of the current administration, and once the machines have been adopted, there is no proposed plan to ensure that they are not programmed to deliver elections to those in power.