Sentence examples for election considering from inspiring English sources

Republicans hold an advantage in the fall election, considering that Senator John McCain carried the state by 57 percent over Mr. Obama in the 2008 presidential vote.

As the parsonage is exempt from property tax, is it right for me to vote in the election, considering that should the project be approved, my portion of its taxation is passed on to neighbors?

"I don't want to enter into the next election considering that a coalition is the only option, and if it is then it's going to depend on which party offers what, and that's the only way we can make the decision.

His inauguration is scheduled for next week; he was re-elected in August, although in an election considered flawed by outside observers.

The election considers load average as the worthwhile value, the initially elected VM is the VM with the lowest load average.

Forget the role Florida is playing in the presidential election; consider the really crucial stuff.

Kazakhstan has never held an election considered fully democratic, and its leader has been appointed de facto president for life.

Bannon "has taken where the Breitbart brand essentially was before the election – considered by many as outliers – and made it a sheer force of will", Bardella said.

Education policy has been focused on contrived competition for far too long and it's crucial that whoever wins the next election considers how to redress this and what practical steps can be taken to properly incentivise employer engagement.

But if his low-key demeanor suggests he would be an easy target in this fall's election, consider that no Republicans have rushed out to challenge him, despite a history of Republican dominance in the county.

Mr Morsi became Egypt's first Islamist president on 30 June 2012, after winning an election considered free and fair following the 2011 revolution that toppled Mubarak.