Sentence examples for election offer from inspiring English sources

David Axelrod's comment about our uninspiring election offer 'Vote Labour and win a microwave' was echoed by polls.

Hours before the deadline, Korbsak Sabhavasu, the secretary general to Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, said on television that the election offer had been revoked.

Only he has the authority to tell his party that Labour's general election offer to the voters will involve no net extra current expenditure, and maybe even less.

Since then, the district has modified its policies to have a student chosen in a schoolwide election offer a pregame invocation or message of his or her own choosing.

Such an extensive reshuffle at the tail end of a parliament is unmistakably about buffing up the party image in the hope that the election offer appears enticingly fresh – so different from the stale old male-dominated coalition – and the Tories can look as if at least some of them speak the same language as the electorate.

Labour is debating whether to make a bold commitment to extra spending on the National Health Service the centrepiece of its election offer, raising the profile of the service, which is the party's single strongest issue and possibly its best route to forming a majority government in May.

The election offered this almost nonstop.

This election offers an opportunity for you as a voter.

The election offers him an opportunity for revenge.

Next year's presidential election offers a chance for renewal.

"The coming election offers us a very clear choice," he told supporters on election night.