Sentence examples similar to election balance from inspiring English sources

There is a way it plays out, one Republican party insider said, in which Washoe County would be the fulcrum on which the whole election balances.

The SNP would block a minority Conservative government by voting down its Queen's Speech if it held the post-election balance of power, its former leader Alex Salmond has said.

After the 2008 election, the balance of power shifted: Democrats controlled the White House and had a majority in the Senate.

A realistic reaction to the election demands balancing skepticism and acceptance.

It has been an election campaign balanced on a knife edge and nobody can confidently say what the outcome will be.

In the past the Commission has broadly reflected the post-election political balance across the EU.

Overall, whether he votes or not, Henry wants to see more talk this election of balancing the risk of pipelines to the environment with their economic perks.

The background is elections and balancing political parties once more.

The president's power is limited by Iran's other institutions, many of which are in conservative hands.While Iran's politics have probably changed less than Mr Rohani's election suggests, the balance of power between Iran and the rest of the world has been shifting in Iran's favour for two reasons.

Likewise, the secretary has properly interpreted the Florida Election Code to balance accuracy and finality.

An election in the balance is about the last thing stock market investors want.