Sentence examples for election has changed from inspiring English sources

Yet this election has changed the landscape.

But Ms. French, the Malrite spokeswoman, said, "At this point, the election has changed nothing".

This has turned gerrymandering sorry, redistricting from an art into a science.Second, the 50-50 splin in the 2000 election has changed what the parties want from redistricting.

If the government in Kiev fails to deliver on expectations, it may only be a matter of time before western Ukraine, next door to Poland, begins to get restless.The election has changed the political landscape.

Nevertheless, a debate is raging among activists over whether the primary election has changed Clinton and, if so, whether the changes will stick.

That is how dangerous this election has made things, and this is exactly how much this election has changed the American way of life.

The election had changed the lives of Iranians.

At a Thai restaurant near her office, I asked Allred if the election had changed her sense of moral progress in the United States.

Nor did she say that uncertainty or risks associated with the election had changed the Fed's outlook on the economy or its plan on raising interest rates, at least for now.

The nature of state judicial elections has changed dramatically in recent years, and not for the better.

Does this mean that the rules on elections have changed since I was last in this country?