Sentence examples for election about how from inspiring English sources

Obamacare forces us again to have an election about how centralized government should be.

They say he lied to voters before last September's election about how dire the economy really was.

This will be an election about how business is done, and it's everyone's business.

It's just that his newfound frankness contradicts claims he and his ministers made before and after the election about how committed they were to renewable energy.

I never put much stock in the glossy reports after the 2012 election about how the G.O.P. would finally try to appeal to younger voters and Hispanic voters and maybe inch back toward the center.

What was our message to the business world in this election about how we would equip Britain to face the increasingly intense global competition of the next few years?

In many ways, this election is about how we get our groove back as a country.

This Westminster election is about how does Scotland's voice, as part of the Westminster system, get heard as loudly and as progressively as possible?

There has been a lot of discussion this election cycle about how Trump's insurgent campaign, its asymmetry as Rosen has put it, has shaken up many of the time-honored rituals and false equivalencies of political journalism.

We are going to hear a lot in the general election campaign about how Labour has thrown money at the NHS like a drunken sailor, succeeding only in expanding further its already vast workforce and paying it over the odds.

It is part of the debate we are going to be having in this election campaign about how do we create an economy where everybody, top to bottom, on Wall Street and on Main Street, had a shot at success — and if they work hard, and they are acting responsibly, that they are able to live out the American dream.