Sentence examples for election competitions from inspiring English sources

While many candidates had little or no general election competitions, others had to spend up to $60 a vote to secure victory in districts with tiny voting populations.

Mr. Romney sought to reintroduce himself Tuesday night as the nation begins to tune into the general election competition.

Both polls are national in scope; recent surveys of some battleground states, the heart of the election competition, have shown a narrower race.

Unlike other forms of competition – wars, elections, competition for jobs or markets – it is fundamentally inconsequential.

In parliamentary elections, competition is nationwide.

Above the scene, banners proclaimed "Civilized election, fair competition" and "Obeying the law".

This is Carter's best chance for election; the competition will increase next year when Eddie Murray and Ryne Sandberg, who will probably be first-ballot choices, are eligible.

Some saw the image as an effort to show that the 69-year-old is still vital, as he heads into an election in competition with, among others, Imran Khan, the trim former captain of Pakistan's cricket team, who is a decade younger.

"This decision requires from the British Wrestling Federation a strong promotion of wrestling, without any kind of discrimination on the whole British territory [England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales] - who must have the same voting and participation rights to elections and competitions," added Martinetti.

I reaffirm it.In Argentina we are going through a year of presidential elections, where competition is intense and political tensions become unavoidable.

Although victory seems improbable, Mr. Navalny's campaign has injected drama into a moribund political system that has stripped elections of competition and thus suspense.