Sentence examples for election differs from inspiring English sources

David W. Rohde, a political scientist at Michigan State University in East Lansing, argued that this election differs from many in the last two decades in its fluidity.

Where this election differed was that it had also become a Fast Show comedy sketch with Ken Clarke and Malcolm Rifkind doubling up as two pissed old buffers chuntering away in a gentlemen's club.

Theories as to why he scheduled a separate election differ.

Although the dynamics of each election differ a great deal, at least three easily observable factors tend to assure pretty good results in these off-year elections.

Charles Weis and school Principal Dan Flynn, who is challenging Weis for his job in the June 7 election, differed most markedly on their views about the California Learning Assessment System exams and school vouchers.

He acknowledged that the Goebel Election Law's provision that the legislature be the arbiter of any contested gubernatorial election differed little if at all from provisions in as many as twenty other states.

ICM, which has the best record in recent general elections, differs from many others in continuing to conduct its surveys of voting intention over the telephone as opposed to online.

"This year's elections differ from those in 2009 by virtue of the fact that there are no opposition candidates.

Mr. McBride's lead appeared to be enough to prevent an automatic recount, which Florida law requires when an election outcome differs by half a percentage point or less.

Bradley said carbon policy which could "change dramatically at every election or differs in every state is a recipe for a high cost and less secure electricity service to customers".

The answer derived from pre-election surveys differs from exit polls.