Sentence examples for election based on from inspiring English sources

"In Chattanooga, no elected official is going to win an election based on a transit issue".

"We're going to win or lose this election based on about 10 states," he said.

This paper proposes a new method, Steady Load Balancing Gateway Election, based on a fuzzy logic system to achieve this objective.

The plaintiffs are calling for a special election based on new districts before the end of the year.

financial acrobat (@finansakrobat) It's pretty clear now that Berlusconi is going to have a bad election, based on turnout in his base regions.

We can't have another election based on dodgy, unchallenged metaphors such as "maxing out the national credit card", or "fixing the roof when the sun is shining".

Instead of starting by laying down new rules for the game by drafting the constitution first, they rushed to a parliamentary election based on a faulty electoral law.

76 Percent chance that Clinton has of winning the general election, based on data collated by the New York Times and released in mid-July.

Further, the ability to predict a future election based on prior elections is not as clean-cut as some would like believe.

Early in 1964 an election based on universal adult suffrage gave UNIP a decisive majority, and it was supported by nearly a third of the white voters.

Mr. Spano can make a credible case for re-election based on his record.