Sentence examples for election professor from inspiring English sources

"Right now, this government is concerned about winning the next election," Professor Chaulia said.

"The worst that can happen is that their guy has to run in a competitive election," Professor Hasen said of the New Jersey Republicans.

Since the election, Professor Feldstein has renewed his proposal for a cap at 2 percent of adjusted gross income, but now excludes from the cap charitable donations, untaxed health care benefits and untaxed municipal bond interest.

After breezing through the main issues of the election, Professor Smith opened the floor to questions from the delegates, who have been traveling in this country since Oct. 28 and seemed well versed in the vagaries of voter registration and the Electoral College.

"This is an attempt by Fadila to show Iraqis that they represent the Shia and want to make their identity clear before the election," professor Hassan al-Shimari, a political analyst at Baghdad University, told The Guardian.

"The polls are polling based on likely voters, which means voters from previous elections," Professor Harrison said.

Despite the uncertainty of Tuesday's presidential election, noted Professor Reiter, one thing remains certain: there are not enough elective offices in this state to satisfy the ambitions of every candidate.

"I think this could be a wild card election," said Professor Anthony King of Essex University.

"The election for professor of poetry at Oxford is about poetry, not morals.

"This has all become incredibly politicized in recent years," noted Daniel Tokaji, an election law professor at Ohio State University.

Asked why the Republican legislature changed the primary rules for this particular election, Susan MacManus, professor of government at the University of South Florida, said, "Because they could".