Sentence examples for election a vision from inspiring English sources

It must take into the election a vision of a much more equal and sustainable society and the support of a wider movement if these formidable challenges are to be met.

But it warns that the party "must take into the election a vision of a much more equal and sustainable society and the support of a wider movement if these formidable challenges are to be met".

In these middle days of a seemingly interminable election season, a vision of what could be, what will be, may be precisely what we need.

As if to illustrate the point, Ed Miliband, the leader of the opposition Labour Party, said Mr. Hollande "has shown that the center-left can offer hope and win elections with a vision of a better, more equal and just world".

Scotland's new left alliance party has launched its manifesto for next month's Holyrood elections with a vision of a Trident-free independent Scottish republic achieved via a second referendum within the life of the next parliament.

Young people are shouting out to us the most critical fact of this election: Bernie has a vision worth fighting for.

But the recent election has given us, a vision of one.

Mr. Ryan has been chairman of the House Budget Committee since the Republicans took control of the House of Representatives in the 2010 midterm elections and has articulated a vision for federal public finances that is quite different from what other prominent Republicans have been advocating – including Mitt Romney.

Sadiq Khan, one of Mr Miliband's campaign team, said: "We'll win the next general election if we show people a vision of a better, fairer Britain that they can believe in.

David Ritter, chief executive of Greenpeace Australia Pacific, says the reef's plight should have been the "tragic starting gun" for an election where all parties pitched a vision "for how Australia can flourish in a world of new technologies, renewable energy and cleaned up political economy".

In his first speech to Scottish Labour as leader of the UK party, Corbyn attacked the Scottish National party's track record in government in the runup to next May's Holyrood elections, insisting only Labour had a vision for a more equal Scotland.