Sentence examples for election from this from inspiring English sources

Hondurans spinning the election from this side see this result as a clear proxy vote against Manuel Zelaya.

Most members of the generation I talked to said for them it was hard to separate the election from this Thanksgiving, because they were still basking in the glow of what they thought was a big win for their futures.

"No ragtag group of liberal activists or lawyers from D.C. will be allowed to steal this election from the voters of this great state," said Mr. Scott, visibly agitated, at a news conference in Tallahassee.

"They have transformed this election from the margin of violence to the margin of error – from the baton stick and machete to the desktop," said MDC secretary general Tendai Biti.

I'll tell you why — it goes to the quality and the context of the coverage of this election from the beginning.

"[It] proves that my opponents will stoop to the lowest levels to steal this election from the jaws of victory".

I don't think there was any appetite for a general election from the public and this is Westminster politics once again".

I utilize close elections from this large dataset of local referenda in Ohio to isolate the effect of exogenous increases in taxation and spending of one jurisdiction on neighbors' fiscal decisions.

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Television as a new medium changed presidential elections from this point on, marking the election of 1960 significant.

Citizens United stripped Connecticut of its ability to protect its elections from this type of spending.