Sentence examples for election demand from inspiring English sources

While sales volumes were down as many sellers sat on their hands – and waited out the result of the election – demand remained constant.

This week, as the Scottish executive in Edinburgh announced it was going to abolish university tuition fees in Scotland, the strain visibly showed.The political arithmetic in the Scottish Parliament meant that Donald Dewar, the Labour first minister, had to go some way to meet the election demand of his Liberal Democrat coalition partners to abolish fees.

For her part, Chancellor Merkel got an acceptance from the SPD that its election demand of higher taxes on the rich would not happen.

The company said that despite the Olympics and the U.S. presidential election, demand for services only rose between 2.0% to 3.0% in the year.

The EU offered to pay half the $250m cost of the election demanded of the government.

A realistic reaction to the election demands balancing skepticism and acceptance.

An event as shocking as Trump's election demands that the forces that may (or may not) have contributed to his victory be rendered suitably monstrous in retrospect.

It has published election demands based on the opinions of more than 18,000 readers as part of what it calls a My Manifesto project.* The demands have been drawn up by canvassing the readers of 24 titles, including the Manchester Evening News (MEN), Liverpool Echo, Newcastle Chronicle and Birmingham Mail.

As a rabbi and political columnist, I find that every election demands close reflection, introspection, and action.

The Liberal Democrats issued their first "red line" post-election demand as they said they would only enter a coalition government which sharply increased education spending.

The two main parties have spurned the pre-election demand by an alliance of bodies representing GPs, hospital consultants, A&E specialists and other doctors that they commit to finding the "substantial" sum if they form the next government.