Sentence examples for election strongly from inspiring English sources

The circumstances of the election strongly suggest he will not.

PUP went to the election strongly backing the repeal and arguing it should be made retrospective.

"The bottom line is that those eligible to vote in the Labour party leadership election strongly supported Jeremy Corbyn last year and that has not significantly changed," he said.

Mr Driver, who had been leader of the council until the election, strongly denied the claims, describing them as "a pack of lies" and refused to apologise.

Just 42percentt of self-identified Trump voters in last year's election strongly approve of his job performance, while 70percentt of those who said they voted for Hillary Clinton last fall strongly disapprove of Trump.

Sixty-one percent of the poll's respondents opposed placing U.S. soldiers on the ground to combat the terrorist group, and most of the Democratic candidates up for re-election strongly condemned sending in ground troops in any way.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy's opinion in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission – the case that opened the floodgates to corporate cash in elections – strongly endorsed comprehensive disclosure requirements.

The official deadline to apply for a mail ballot is April 2nd, but the board of elections strongly recommends applying weeks ahead of the deadline to make sure voters have time to receive and return their ballots.

For many Republican candidates for offices below the presidency, they're now faced with the challenge to either support a presidential candidate who a significant number of the voters in the middle who decide elections strongly dislike, or to abandon their base, without which they have no chance.

The election officials strongly insist that states and local governments retain control over voting procedures.

Kevin Rudd, who has finished the election campaign strongly after a faltering start, was also on the hustings to the end.