Sentence examples for election press from inspiring English sources

Sent to Downing Street to brief John Major for PMQs from 1991 and, from 1992, for general election press conferences.

First, President Obama proposed a national conversation on climate during his first post-2012 election press conference.

So much time that during lunch aides rushed out to print up buttons that said: "I was at Al Gore's first general election press conference," dated April 21.

At his post election press conference, he announced that climate change was "real", thus marking his agreement with, say, President George HW Bush in 1988.

Speaking at an election press conference, Cameron told Mandelson: "It really is worthwhile to stop insulting the businesses and the business leaders who are going to help lead this country out of recession.

We had our first taste of the Tories' general election press conference centre this morning for George Osborne's announcement on how he will reverse part of the coming rise in national insurance contributions and cut the fiscal deficit faster than Labour.

Republicans, after winning control of the House in the 1994 election, pressed to revive a version of Mr. Reagan's proposal.

The coalition formed by the Democratic Party DPP) after the 2012 election pressed ahead with reform in Mongolia in 2013, ignoring procedural protestations from the opposition Mongolian People's Party (MPP).

WASHINGTON ― At his first post-election press conference on Wednesday, president-elect Donald Trump said he will release his own plan to "repeal and replace" the Affordable Care Act shortly after taking office.

Obama gave his first post-election press conference this afternoon.

IN CASE anyone doubted the scale of George Bush's ambition for his second term, his first post-election press conference on November 4th dispelled it.