Sentence examples for election has moved from inspiring English sources

But this election has moved everything on.

"The election has moved to policy in quite a strong way.

"This election has moved beyond party loyalty to the need to revive the Senate as an effective institution," Mr. Frist said.

Binjamin Netanyahu, leader of Israel's Likud party and favourite to win the coming general election, has moved quickly in an attempt to head off the sudden rise of hardline right-wingers in his movement.

The barriers to standing for election have moved with time but are traditionally low.

But Florida, stung by absentee ballot fraud in 1994 and 1998 elections, has moved in the other direction.

In fact, the debate over voting rights for non-Japanese permanent residents in local elections has moved to the center of Japan's political agenda.

The interim government of Prime Minister Gérard Latortue, appointed on March 9 to lead Haiti to national elections, has moved quickly to track down officials in Mr. Aristide's administration suspected of involvement in criminal enterprises.

Mahmoud Sadri is professor of sociology and affiliated professor of women's studies, Texas Woman's University and the Federation of North Texas Area Universities Withh politics reshaped by the nuclear agreement, the Iranian elections have moved beyond the divisions of yesteryear' Gareth Smyth Elections in Iran have often confounded expectations.

He criticised the party for not preventing inequality from widening, and argued that New Labour's ambition to win elections had moved the party towards the right.

(He has edged to the right as his running mate in the 2000 election, Al Gore, has moved leftward).