Sentence examples for election briefing from inspiring English sources

But no one can complain that Americans are not getting a clear choice.The complete election briefing, in PDF format, is available free.

In our US election briefing (October 9th 2004) we published an illustration which included an image of two people, one of whom is holding a gun.

Boom times, not green A world of troubles Arms and the men Intelligent sentences Culture wars, again Four more weeks ReprintsAnd this is where, as this election briefing has found, Mr Romney still faces an uphill climb.

That does not mean the president will win the coming contest; but he can hardly complain about the issues under discussion.The complete election briefing in PDF format is available to subscribers here.

It may be that the heroic phase of the Bush revolution is coming to an end, whoever wins on November 2nd.The complete election briefing in PDF format is available to subscribers here.

But Mr Bush will still hope the open-minded voters of Colorado and Ohio keep their pocketbooks closed on election day.Our US election briefing in PDF format is available to subscribers here.

You can read our pre-election briefing on the immigration issue in Britain here.

When party pollster Mark Textor joined Liberal federal director Tony Nutt to address the partyroom in the post-election briefing, one of the factors he named was lifestyle pressures such as high mortgages and commuting.

Plouffe made his comments to a small group of reporters after an elections briefing at the Democratic National Committee.

The summer after the first year of my JD studies, I was a 2013 Summer Legal Fellow with Open Development Cambodia (ODC) to draft an elections briefing for the July 2013 General Elections as well as to provide legal and policy research for their open data projects involving land use and resource extraction--the primary sources of wealth for the "Khmer rich" and their foreign corporate partners.

IN A story today about overseas interest in the mid-term elections (in brief: not much), Economist.com cites Dick Cheney's claim that violence in Iraq is on the rise because... Iraqi insurgents and al-Qaeda fighters are trying to influence next week's mid-term congressional vote.