Sentence examples similar to election discipline from inspiring English sources

In a sign of pre-election discipline, the PM has reached an understanding with Boris Johnson.

"I think they will, without the impost of an election, without the discipline of an election, I think you'll see breakouts from the left of the Labor party now on this issue, and it will be an important test of Bill Shorten to see what legislation he supports and what he doesn't in the parliament".

… the party wants to run a highly disciplined election campaign – there can be no place for a rogue elephant".

Other Republicans, like Representative Tom Delay, the House majority whip, argue that Mr. Bush should balance the budget -- and not endanger lawmakers who based their elections on fiscal discipline and preserving the Social Security surplus.

But Ms. O'Donnell's decisive victory over one of the state's most popular and longest-serving Republicans was also the latest and perhaps most stark example of the chasm between the standard-bearers of the party, whose calling card over a decade of elections has been discipline and unity, and the disenchanted and highly motivated Tea Party movement on the right.

Winning elections requires the discipline of a professional team that has learned from experience.

The loss of Ambassador Stevens will, I hope, goad the Libyan government into matching its discipline about election schedules with far bolder steps to crack down on extremists and disarm the country's militias.

That is because Argentina's proportional-voting system encourages party discipline as elections draw near.

And the qualities that make the current incarnation of the Republican party good at winning elections — party loyalty and discipline, connections to money and power, a focus on core constituencies — worse at governing?

In the aftermath of the Republican losses last November, party leaders pledged to cut back on internal squabbling and focus on producing disciplined general election candidates.

And at least the discipline of the election circus provides some guarantee against a successful candidate's economic profligacy, dictatorial impulses or sheer incompetence.All three charges have been laid against Mr Estrada.