Sentence examples for election moves from inspiring English sources

Next year the election moves into view.

As soon as that election moves into view we will leap towards a fantasy land where public services are delivered without spending any money and where genuinely difficult reforms are cast to one side.

But the Cameron article shows that if the general election moves onto what the Tories call the "Big Society" agenda, in which power is devolved downwards, then a new dynamic may be introduced into the campaign.

For now, based on estimates last updated on March 31st, Clinton would sweep in a general election, but there is room for change as the election moves forward.

"The government's proposed delay of the tax is a cynical election move to delay the operation of the tax until after the election.

Election commission officials called for calm and moderation as the election moved into what one called its most "active and aggressive" phase.

I had seen him make an odd political speech on the eve of the election, moving his hand stiffly in front of thirty people in a low-ceilinged back room of a pub in Alston, high on the moors.

With the Indian election moving into its final weeks – the process of balloting 815 million eligible voters takes nearly two months – their favoured candidate appears set to take power in this troubled emerging economic power of 1.2 billion people.

He wants the first round of the presidential election moved up to early January, on the theory that the electorate will sort out the dispute by choosing at least one Peronist for a runoff.

Since the election, moving out of the country is once again a prominent topic of conversation.

A Democratic state senator in New Jersey has a response to Gov. Chris Christie's (R) decision to hold an October U.S. Senate special election: Move all elections to that day.