Sentence examples for election context from inspiring English sources

(Ms. Lowe wasn't the only reader to complain about the story's play inside the front section, but I think the play appropriate given its British election context).

Section 5's rejection of such retroactive rulemaking in the election context provides a statutory corollary to the principle of federal constitutional law recognized by the 11th Circuit in Roe v. Alabama).

When my business organizations class discussed the case back in the fall, students latched on to the same argument -- that is, until we started to brainstorm all of the ways that corporations have a voice outside of the election context.

The issue of asylum, MacKellar and then-foreign minister Andrew Peacock said in a statement, must not be politicised "because the basic question of human suffering involved transcends partisan advantage in an election context … we will not risk taking action against genuine refugees just to get a message across".

As the 11th Circuit has explained, "the functional structure embodied in the Constitution, the nature of the federal court system and the limitations inherent in the concepts both of limited federal jurisdiction and of the remedy afforded by Section 1983 operate to restrict federal relief in the state election context".

Under this political election context, trifecta implies that Feeney is lucky to have these three backgrounds: state and federal party-machine man, trade-union employee and ministerial adviser.

In election contexts, we are primarily interested in voters rather than the general population or all eligible voters.

But, she said, it's important to put the election in context.

Traister recalls the good, bad, and ugly of the primary and general elections, providing context and interpretation regarding events that were often viewed in isolation when they occurred.

Then again it's hard to tell, because what may ultimately be most extraordinary about this election is its context.

"It is the Democratic Party once again that is sending a message to the Hispanic community," he said, trying to put his election in national context.