Sentence examples for election on the theme from inspiring English sources

The following day, the miners voted to strike, and shortly after that Heath called a general election, on the theme of Who Governs Britain?

Republicans have been running for election on the theme that the midterm elections are a referendum on the economy, as Mr. Boehner told business leaders in Cleveland last month.

With Labor campaigning vociferously ahead of the imminent election on the theme of making business pay their fair share, the government is expected to use the looming budget to pursue a second round of multinational tax avoidance measures.

The result: the economy boomed in 1983 and 1984, and that year, Mr. Reagan successfully ran for re-election on the theme of "Morning in America".

Mr. Howard, 62, learned his politics at the knee of Sir Robert Menzies, the country's longest continuously serving prime minister, who repeatedly won re-election on the theme of Australia needing to stand up to the "yellow peril" from the north.

This means that approximately 50% of the U.S. attorney offices - which have vast power over civil and criminal litigation in their districts - are still controlled by Bush appointees who survived its reputed internal political purge in 2006, and last November's landslide Democratic election victory based on the theme of "change".

With Mr Miliband tiring of addressing Labour-SNP concerns, last week the party unveiled its first election poster that focused on the theme they think can win them a majority: the NHS.

Variations on the theme followed.

He expanded on the theme.

More on the theme in a minute.

films on the theme of "HOME".