Sentence examples for election so that from inspiring English sources

"One thing we know is that the trend will accelerate as you get closer to the election, so that's what matters".

"Yes, the primary is siphoning money from the campaign against Romaine," Mr. Schaffer said, "but it's a dress rehearsal for the general election, so that's the way we're treating it".

Analysts have said a rate increase is unlikely at the Fed's next meeting in November, just days before the presidential election, so that would indicate one is coming in December.

They sprayed salad bars with salmonella on the eve of an election so that residents of The Dulles would be on the toilet instead of voting against Rajneeshpuram politicos.

It might have been better to wait until after January's election, so that Fallujah could have been stormed in the name of an elected government rather than a merely appointed one.

Nevada's statehood was a bit rushed, approved just eight days before the 1864 presidential election so that the Republican Party could retain political dominance and Abraham Lincoln could be elected again in the post-Civil War period.

They manipulated elections so that Islamists took control of the student unions and the professional syndicates.

One is to stagger the elections so that, in the four most violent of Iraq's 18 provinces, they can be held later.

Its primary purpose is to prepare for democratic elections so that Tunisians can decide who should represent them in the long term.

We also need public funding of elections so that candidates who are not rich or dependent upon the rich can actually win.

In response to such concerns, California's secretary of state, Kevin Shelley, has demanded that all election system companies in his state add printers to their machines by the 2006 elections so that votes can be verified.