Sentence examples for election advice from inspiring English sources

Election advice to Brown: When asked to comment on each other's election prospects, leaders like Obama and Brown normally reach for the barge pole.

Recently, in addition to beauty tips, she has been offering election advice to a larger public, appearing in Iowa at the GOP debate and raising non-cosmetic questions.

Post-Election Advice Politics aside, J. Jennings Moss creates a list of opportunities for small businesses as a result of the November elections, including Big Data: "This sector would have boomed regardless of who won the White House.

Two months ago, he strongly argued for imposing huge tariffs on steel imported from Europe, Japan and China to protect steelworkers in crucial states in the November election -- advice that carried the day.

As I crack my finger joints and prepare for this, the most digital of any election, my advice to politicians is: tweet about the real; tweet about the giant issues; and tweet about what the whole world is talking about, not the party hacks of Acme-shire.

I heard from some who are cheering Trump's election with advice on what to tell the kids. .

With Howard Dean regrouping and other Democratic presidential candidates rejiggering, Senate Democrats decided maybe they should get a little election-year advice, too.

It was disbanded after it opted out of the election, on the advice of its detained leader.The Lady's exalted status transcends her party.

She is likely to play a key role in the Lib Dem 2015 election team, giving advice to campaign co-ordinator Lord Ashdown.

The book also claims Sir Lynton Crosby told Johnson to support Brexit once Cameron had ignored the election strategist's advice to delay the referendum.

Robinson, who is married and has three children, used the blog to kick-start his return to work and covering the election with some advice for voters.