Sentence examples for election contained from inspiring English sources

Both the Liberal and Conservative party manifestos for the 1886 general election contained promises to introduce elected local authorities.

For Republican strategists, the loss of the 2012 Presidential election contained signals that spoke to the Party's future.

May's speeches, in contrast, showed more variation: two contained little populist rhetoric, while one – from the 2017 general election – contained minimal levels of populist discourse.

But Mr. Karzai's decision — which moved the country one step closer to undoing the election — contained real risks of its own and underscored the paucity of good options since the disputed vote.

But he warned the upcoming election contained risks to economic growth, whichever party wins the poll.

After screening, their dataset for the EU referendum contained about 28.6M tweets, while the sample for the US presidential election contained ~181.6M tweets.

His district, won by Barack Obama in the presidential election, contains lots of union members.But if a Republican recovery requires a centrewards shift in some of the party's economic thinking, the two men seem less plausible agents of change.

To ignore popular feeling could risk local demonstrations on local grievances, legitimised by displays of support for the Palestinians.SIMON HENDERSONLondonSIR Your article on the reaction of the Arab world to Ariel Sharon's election contains an error in military history ("Fear of Sharon", February 10th).

Fiji's new constitution, adopted by decree before the election, contains a number of elements that are significantly different from previous constitutions.

Canadian diplomats and analysts regularly prepare briefing material on the American election, containing subject lines like "all about the base: Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail" and "telling it like it is, Gov Christie launches his long-expected campaign".

Hayes served one term.These details are culled from Norman Ornstein's history of disputed elections contained in "After the People Vote", a recently reissued definitive guide to the electoral college and its constitutional provisions (AEIPress).