Sentence examples for election confidence from inspiring English sources

Reversing the gains made at the previous election, confidence in Treatt's leadership decayed.

In a sign of buoyant post-election confidence, Mr Abe announced that he would keep the line-up of his current cabinet, to be formally appointed during a special session of the Diet starting on December 24th.

Opinion polls predict that support for the party would increase from 25% to 34% if Mr Veltroni were elected leader; with this boost, the centre-left could look forward to the prospect of an early national election with confidence.

Assurance that the vote is recorded as cast relies on testing of the machine's hardware and software before the election and confidence that the software running during the election is the same software as the one tested before the election.

However the election unfolds, confidence will rise, the economy will boom in the year ahead and chip demand will return semiconductor company earnings to the front burner.

Nor do his actions since the election inspire confidence that he will be reborn as a fighter.

This is hardly surprising as elections and confidence surveys both essentially measure the same thing: satisfaction with the status quo.

Without adjustment for life expectancy at time of last election, elected leaders lived 4.4 (95% confidence interval 2.0 to 6.6) fewer years than runners-up.

A government advertising campaign to promote police commissioner elections risks undermining confidence in the polls, the elections watchdog has said.

Tuesday's election prompts no confidence that that is about to happen.

"I am sure that what Tony Blair and Gordon Brown did before the 1997 election in building confidence with the business community was of enormous significance.