Sentence examples similar to election consideration from inspiring English sources

Prospects for the passage of fiscal stimulus before then appear slim, but could shift depending on economic data and election considerations.

Without election considerations, your stand could be viewed as political posturing.

That is, it was designed, applied and worked on a survey that aims to and tries to describe the view around the controversy of pre-election polls in the presidential race in 2012 in Mexico, and infer some perceptions and ideas around the topic of polls, pre-election use and post-election, consideration of influence and credibility citizen.

Next year's budget and, if an election has not taken place by then, the following year's will be more heavily overshadowed by pre-election considerations.

It also says such fundamental decisions should be delayed until after the 2015 election for consideration as part of a wide-ranging constitutional review.

"Can the D.C. Republicans look to the bombastic yet utterly human governor of New Jersey and think: Wow, if bipartisanship and pragmatic leadership works for him, maybe it'll work in the U.S. Senate, too?" In the aftermath of Sandy, Christie made it clear he wasn't taking the election into consideration while assessing New Jersey's need for help.

"The administration is hesitating because of fears of rising oil prices this year, apparently out of election year considerations," he told Israel Radio.

However, judging by the crushing defeat handed Ms. Merkel in the May 2010 Westphalia state election, electoral considerations will likely make it all but impossible to indefinitely continue such financing.

White's inquiry was referred to the senate's Committee of Privileges and Elections for "consideration and a report of their opinion thereupon to the House".

Mr. Pagani said that election-year considerations and the growing scandal over the Enron deal had figured in the timing of the announcement.

Senior administration officials said the action was not driven by election-year considerations, but by intelligence reports that described an orchestrated surveillance operation at several large financial institutions.