Sentence examples for election fit from inspiring English sources

"Election" fit squarely in terms of where the brand was going.

Mercer University law professor named David Oedel, writing in the Macon Telegraph, bristled at the NPR story, saying that it had disregarded local nuances in order to make the Macon election fit a narrative of post-Shelby voter suppression.

His decision to go into coalition with the pro-European Liberal Democrats after the 2010 general election fits the same narrative (right-wingers think he should have chanced a second, snap election).Though UKIP draws some support from the left and boasts a hard core of voters furious at all big parties, recent gains have come disproportionately from Tory ranks.

Subtle interference in western elections fits neatly into that mindset.

The result of the Slovak election may fit that thesis.

Our nation needs a presidential election process fit for the 21st century, not the 19th.

Trump's election neatly fit the Chinese-propaganda narrative that American democracy, while it may have had its moment, is a fluke, and will ultimately end in corruption and dysfunction.

"It appears as though Senator DiFrancesco once again is exploiting his position as a political insider, this time to customize the election laws to fit his own ambitions," Mr. McGrath said.

The thinking goes that once the supreme court has rejected the government's appeal and parliament gets to have a laugh about the paucity of the Conservative's Brexit strategy, the Maybot will call an election in a fit of pique.

The policies Trump laid out during the campaign, and since he won the election, don't fit into traditional Democrat or Republican agendas, and..

In order to achieve that level of repute, you must go in search of broad, overarching themes to the election that comfortably fit within the predetermined media narrative of the election season, even if they don't actually make a lick of sense.