Sentence examples for direction of the election from inspiring English sources

However, the Greens asked us to point out that theirs is a team without hierarchy: "The Green Party has an executive structure, all of whom take overall responsibility for the direction of the election campaign".

The Labor frontbencher Anthony Albanese said on Friday the donation was "an extraordinary revelation" and called for more transparency around political donations Since the election, there have been rolling recriminations within the Coalition, with Liberal and National MPs blasting the strategic direction of the election campaign.

Like many Americans, he seems baffled by the direction of the election.  .

Given the close polling in the state, I expect that the early vote will not provide a definitive signal as to the outcome, and that the Election Day vote could change the direction of the election.

In early March, Yeltsin himself started to lean in the direction of cancelling the election.

The Nationals have joined Liberals in blasting the strategic direction of the Coalition's election campaign.

Because they are on the East Coast (and therefore close their polling places earlier than other time zones), these races may indicate the direction of the whole Senate election.

Iran has been moving in that direction since the election of Hassan Rouhani.

If you are brave enough to "say it aloud," this will move you in the direction of self-election, the undergarments for self-compassion.

What shocked him, he said, was that people kept using Yahoo, and that the political establishment was "somehow surprised that Russian hackers might want to see if they could impact the direction of our election".

A citizen body, always a much narrower group than the total population but often as numerous as the population of freeborn males, acquired power in the direction of the city government through the election of its officers and direct participation in the city councils.