Sentence examples for election posture from inspiring English sources

At a time when Mr. Romney and other candidates have struggled to raise money, the committee's fund-raising success has allowed it to move quickly into a general election posture, even before the emergence of a nominee and the flood of money to the party that usually accompanies it.

A system that absorbs about one-seventh of our gross domestic product needs immediate attention rather than election posturing.

Yet pre-election posturing is the Finnish norm.

Mr Netanyahu will doubtless be at pains then to squelch the stridency of his party's pre-election posturing.

The great debate over yet another stimulus is dominating pre-election posturing in Washington and Wall Street.

Recent experience of power makes Labour wary of the wild opposition promises and downright fakery of Cameron's pre-election posturing.

Within Ukraine, critics of Mr. Yushchenko said his pre-election posturing of taking a hard line against Russia exacerbated the dispute.

Arthur Ding, a military expert at Taiwan's National Chengchi University, suspects that it's mere lip service on the part of some pushy members of Congress, and pre-election posturing on the part of the Obama administration.

David Hickson of the Fair Telecoms campaign said: "We fear this is simply a bit of pre-election posturing, as with so many similar announcements over the last 10 years, during which the problem of nuisance calls has simply got worse".

There have been events in communities all over the country honoring our local heroes, and I am hopeful that, even in this time of budget battles and election season posturing, everyone can take a few minutes before the week is over to recognize the important contributions that these hardworking people make to our families, our communities, and our nation.

The discussion, predictably, has become entangled in election-season posturing and alarmism.