Sentence examples for election opportunity from inspiring English sources

Republicans smell an election opportunity -- but only if they can keep the economy down, jobs down and wages down.

WASHINGTON — Bowing under intense pressure from members of their own party, House Republican leaders agreed Thursday to accept a temporary extension of the payroll tax cut, beating a hasty retreat from a showdown that Republicans increasingly saw as a threat to their election opportunities next year.

However, it would affect preselections for the Abbott government's first re-election opportunity in 2016.

If it fails that time around, there'll be a post-election opportunity when an omnibus spending bill is debated.

That will inhibit going on their favorite talk show to enhance their re-election opportunities".

There's time to respond to problems that may evolve – we do have a democracy, we do have elections, opportunities to respond if things don't go right … "[Trump] is a smart guy, he knows where America stands and he knows he's got to win elections going forward.

And Reece, according to Cockerell, introduced the election photo opportunity.

Mr. Giuliani declared the election an opportunity to send a message to Mr. Obama, whose new jobs proposal he described as "warmed-over spit".

Five years ago, Sarkozy rode a white horse around the Camargue dressed in a checked shirt and aviator shades to prove his virility in the ultimate election photo opportunity.

While gay men and lesbians have been one of the most reliable Democratic voting blocs, supporting Democrats over Republicans by a ratio of about three to one in recent elections, the Obama campaign is capitalizing on what its strategists say is a perfect election-year opportunity.

Prince Charles has held 36 private meetings with Coalition ministers since the last general election, including opportunities to speak to Prime Minister David Cameron on seven separate occasions.