Sentence examples for election on one from inspiring English sources

It is not clear what role, if any, Mr. Cohen played regarding the "Access Hollywood" tape, which was made public a month before the election on one of the more memorable days of the campaign.

"In this case, you can't pin the entire election on one issue".

Avoid the temptation they continually place before you -- of winning an election on one set of principles and then governing on another.

Their analysis is that crises like this are inevitable because parties only stand for election on one side of the linguistic frontier.

The next day the ship was at sea, giving way to three Nation seminars — one on the 2008 election, one on the new "American internationalism," and one on religion and politics — all held in an 867-seat auditorium called the Vista Lounge.

"It was the changes that might come afterward" — meaning after Kennedy's election — "on which one could put one's hope.

Last year there were county-level People's Congress elections; on one hand, we saw an unusually large group of people declared themselves "independent participants", which means they joined the competition without backing from the party and the government, but they were harassed in many ways.

It will take a big, smart political organization to play this game in 53 district elections on one day in California.

The 2012 Project will host summits on electing women before the November elections -- one on Aug. 21 one in Las Vegas and second on Sept. 13 in Atlanta.

There had been a local election and on one lawn there was a sign promoting a candidate for city council, or some such office.

VICE News spent the last month focusing our election coverage on one key issue: the environment.