Sentence examples for election ground from inspiring English sources

Now facing a short campaign sprint, those candidates say the backing of ministers and invitations to stump at multiple church services each weekend remain the sacraments of any good election ground game in the district, which includes parts of Chicago's South Side and southern suburbs.

Yet the election gave ground for hope.

He has learnt well from Brown: fight the election on ground of your own choosing.

Yingluck, elected in 2011, has so far refused to delay the election on grounds that she is obliged by democratic procedure to hold it as scheduled.

Russia's relations with the OSCE soured recently after the organisation dropped its plan to send observers to the forthcoming Russian election, on grounds that the Kremlin was limiting their numbers and holding up visas.

He appointed Talaat Ibrahim, 54, an independent judge whom local news accounts said had challenged Mubarak's 2005 election on grounds of fraud and had been living in Kuwait since 2007.

All this is intended to allow the Democrats to drum up and turn out supporters in huge numbers, as Mr Obama did last time.But the Romney campaign scoffs at its rivals' talk of an election-winning "ground game".

Not only did he vote in 2013 in the Guardian Council, the constitutional watchdog, against excluding Rafsanjani from the presidential election on grounds of age, he in 2012 reportedly employed an associate of former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Mohammad Sharif Malekzadeh, who had been jailed in 2011 for financial irregularities.

Number 10 also confirmed they are reactivating plans to require universities to do more by statute to prevent radicalisation on campus, a proposal that was blocked in the Lords and opposed by the Liberal Democrats ahead of the election on grounds of free speech.

Will Obama's legions of supporters remain engaged after his election, shifting the ground beneath their elected representatives by transforming the nation's discourse beyond 2008?

But it was banned from the election, on the ground that one of its television advertisements incited ethnic hatred.