Sentence examples for election response from inspiring English sources

On ABC, Jimmy Kimmel may have had the election response that best reflected many people's feelings.

And given these latest comments from Zuckerberg, which adds Facebook's victimhood to a list of excuses and distractions that have comprised Facebook's post-election response, it seems more clear that Facebook will never take any real responsibility for the veracity of the content pouring through the site.  .

This was not quite the pre-election response Mr Berisha had been hoping for.

The effects of a post-election response may be hard to assess after the fact.

So, some measurable good may still come from a post-election response.  .

A pre-election response, particularly if overt, risks becoming grist for the political mill; it could be dismissed as the actions not of the U.S. government but of a partisan administration.

Yet the by-elections, responses to appeals for men, etc., show what people's feelings are.

Al Gore ran on an anti-business ticket in America's 2000 presidential election, in response to the perceived excesses of pay and profits during the 1990s, and had he been a competent campaigner he would surely have won.

At one briefing, Spicer was asked, "Can you still say definitively that nobody on the Trump campaign... had any contact with the Russians before the election?" His response: "I don't have any — there's nothing that would conclude me that anything different has changed with respect to that time period".

Even as some left-wing politicians called this week for an early general election in response to the report, Mr. Rajoy, who took office in December 2011 after his Popular Party trounced the Socialists, still holds one of the strongest parliamentary majorities in Europe.

Ms Yingluck called Sunday's general election in response to the protests.