Sentence examples for election energy from inspiring English sources

Hoping to recharge his campaign with a strong showing in Colorado, Mr. Gingrich seemed subdued at the School of Mines, an engineering university tucked away in the foothills near Denver that was holding an election energy summit meeting.

With rising prices, tough carbon reduction targets, efforts to secure energy supply and mounting political uncertainty ahead of the next election, energy has become a critical issue for government, businesses and civil society.

But in a special election, energy is everything," said Mr. Ossoff, who, if he makes the runoff after the vote next month, will most likely face off against the leading Republican in the race to fill the congressional seat vacated by Tom Price, President Trump's new secretary of health and human services.

Lewis, a 21-year-old political science major, concedes that Proposition 30 has raised election "energy" on campuses but thinks that is misguided since there is no guarantee that universities will see a long-term benefit from the proposed four-year, quarter-cent rise in the state sales tax and seven-year hike in income tax rates for those who make more than $250,000.

Labor's pre-election energy pitch comes as Australian power companies remain on the warpath over the Morrison government's controversial energy policy reboot, which it is attempting to execute in time for the election.

He would, he shouted at them, lead the party into the next election "with energy, ambition, and determination!" Energy, that was the word!

For his hosts in Kiev, the Vice-President had only a small aid package to announce: fifty-eight minlion dollars in election help, energy expertise, and non-lethal security equipment, including radios for the border patrol.

And to the Russia haters: Yeah, Russia hacked your election, your energy grid, your grandmother's Facebook account and is up 12.7% this year in dollars as measured by the VanEck Russia (RSX ETFF.

Demonstrators had initially planned to gather after a rally on Friday to demonstrate against the election, but energy dwindled as safety became a major concern and opposition members urged party members to express their views at the polls.

This is the reason the oil lobby has dropped any reference to US energyy independence" it used while spending tens-of-millions to try to hedge the outcome of the last presidential election through "energy voter" campaigns.

The centerpiece environmental issue in this election was energy -- polling for the Sierra Club on Monday and Tuesday showed that an unprecedented 50percentt of the voters said that energy issues were either the most important or one of the most important factors in determining their votes.