Sentence examples for election initiative from inspiring English sources

Now it's the turn of a rival publisher of regional and local newspapers, Johnston Press, to announce an election initiative.

In Egypt, Mr Mubarak's election initiative was greeted not with gratitude, but with demands for wider freedoms and better guarantees that polls will really be clean.

Still, the lopsided margin of defeat -- 70percentto30percentcent -- suggested that even with a higher turnout, the nonpartisan election initiative would have had a hard time winning.

The voters embraced the election initiative in 1998 by two to one but have been frustrated by the refusal of the Legislature -- a club of largely unopposed Democrats -- to finance the law.

From now until November 6, Synack will offer free penetration testing for voter registration sites and voter databases through its "Secure the Election" initiative.

Her team's best-known work included Bachelors of Silicon Valley, The Women.com | Bloomberg Index, R U A 10? and Majority 2000, an election initiative with Good Housekeeping and Gallup.

"Mobility is the primary driver of problems with the voter lists," David Becker, director of the Pew Charitable Trusts' election initiatives, told me.

"These problems waste taxpayer dollars, undermine voter confidence and fuel partisan disputes over the integrity of our elections," said David Becker, director of election initiatives at the center.

David Becker, director of election initiatives at Pew Charitable Trusts, said his group's research shows that 2.2 million votes were lost in 2008 as a result of voter registration difficulties.

"The challenge is not always to be fighting the last war," said Doug Chapin, director of the Pew Election Initiatives.

6. Work to get students accurate information on the key differences between candidates (or election initiatives), and then help them reflect on their own beliefs.