Sentence examples for election a lecture from inspiring English sources
Sunday at 1 30 p.m., "African-Americans and the 2008 Election," a lecture by Patricia Williams, a law professor at Columbia University.
But after the general election he gave a lecture at its politics department and filmed a short video, now deleted, in which he said he wanted to be part of the university's "success story".
After the general election, Mandelson gave a lecture at the university's politics department and filmed a short video in which he said he wanted to be part of the university's "success story".
"The people's pledge was something where she and I agreed -- I came up with the idea actually in the last election," Brown said at a lecture on polarization in politics.
He will announce events like the Yeshiva of Flatbush carnival, the local fundraising dinner for Shaarei Zedek Hospital in Jeruslaem and a lecture on the 2000 election called "Is It Good for the Jews?" He will then turn back to music, playing CD's by groups like the Diaspora Yeshiva Band, Regesh, Journeys, Shlomie Dachs, Avraham Fried and the late Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach.
The last thing General Musharraf needs is a lecture about swiftly holding elections.
"In a lecture two days after the election, Gregg Bordowitz said something along the lines of: 'Many people are wondering is art enough?
No one here needs a lecture about what happened after the historic 1979 election: inflation tamed … crippling strikes ended … doors to entrepreneurs opened … and so on.
It has been adapted from a lecture series that Dahl gave shortly before the most recent Presidential election.
On Thursday the re-election of President Obama and the impact of race on voting will be the subjects of a lecture by Darryl Pinckney, author of "Out There: Mavericks of Black Literature".
