Sentence examples for election footing from inspiring English sources

I am now putting the whole of the party on a general election footing".

With only four months to go before Scots head to the polls, both Labour and the SNP are on an election footing.

Not distracted by primary opponents, Mr. Bush's war room was well in place when Mr. Kerry's campaign was still moving to more of a general election footing.

Aides to Mr. Obama said he has been busy transitioning to a general election footing, part of which has included outreach to other voter groups less familiar with Mr. Obama.

So Jeremy Corbyn is right to move things on and put the Labour party on a general election footing, given that this may well come next May or sooner.

The speech had big themes - the bold distinctiveness of the Lib Dem vision, the willingness to plough an independent furrow rather than follow the media consensus, the need for the party to be on an election footing.

All that will be costly and risky for city, regional and national politicians.In 2001, as Tony Blair was preparing to call a general election, foot-and-mouth disease struck Britain's farms.

Details of the dispute offer a glimpse into the machinery and growing pains of a presidential campaign as it switches from a primary to a general-election footing.

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A new constitution was supposed to pave the way for another election but foot-dragging by Mr Mugabe delayed its passage until March this year.

Let's go forward for these elections, front foot, unequivocal, pro-Europe, Britain needs to hear it, we believe it.