Sentence examples for discussions of election from inspiring English sources

A Labour source did not deny that Ed Miliband had used the word "weaponise" in connection with the NHS, in private discussions of election tactics.

More television cameras are waiting as Ms. Banerjee sweeps inside to join a panel discussion of election reform.

Then CBS hosts a discussion of Election Day by the numbers, featuring Anna Greenberg, Democratic pollster; Leslie Sanchez, Republican strategist; Stu Rothenberg, editor of the Rothenberg Political Report; Larry J. Sabato, director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia and CBSS's Anthony Salvanto.

First off, America must distance itself from discussions of sham elections - the American government's legitimacy to condemn stolen votes has not yet recovered from its own sham presidential elections of recent.

Discussion of forthcoming election.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, October 27, 1951 P. 77 Discussion of forthcoming election.

The New Yorker, October 27, 1951 P. 77 Discussion of forthcoming election.

The reporter then asked if there had been discussion of the election in the locker room.

Once considered indiscreet to mention, it's now the beginning and end of any discussion of the election.

In a discussion of their election on Facebook, the Northern League secretary in her home town wrote: "We ought to do like the Japanese kamikaze [in] the second world war: before the ultimate gesture, kill at least 20 of them".

It just so happened that this class, an interdisciplinary venture with the history department, had as its curricular focus the rhetoric of revolution and conflict in the U.S. Our discussion of the election consisted of equal parts analysis of campaign rhetoric and outpouring of fears and frustrations.