Sentence examples for election that determines from inspiring English sources

This is the election that determines whether Trump's brand of authoritarian populism establishes itself as the new normal.

While the first election brings new elites to power, it is the second election that determines how these elites will yield power.

They maintain that, even though New York City's voter registration is a lopsided five-to-one advantage for Democrats over Republicans, too many voters cannot participate in the Democratic primary, which, in many cases, is the election that determines the ultimate victor.

Last week, Lewis expressed concern over U.S. intelligence reports on Russian interference in the presidential election that determined the efforts were intended to help Trump get elected.

In Florida, in 2000, hundreds of thousands of people were barred in an election that determined the presidency by 537 disputed votes.

But critics of such a simple linkage say it is not merely a democratic constitution and elections that determine the fairness of a society, but how deeply democratic understandings reach into the culture.

Local elections, particularly midterm votes held between the general elections that determine the makeup of the national government every five years, have been precarious predictors of general election outcomes.

On this view, in an egalitarian society, all permanent adult members of society are equal citizens, equal in political rights and duties, including the right to an equal vote in democratic elections that determine who shall be top public officials and lawmakers responsible for enacting laws and public policies enforced on all.

But I would say that history tells us that it's often not the voting that determines the election.

It is a power that determines democratic elections.

Now it is heading toward an election that will determine whether it will continue along the predictable rightward course set by Stephen Harper as prime minister over the past decade or whether it can recover some of the verve and originality that once marked its politics, not least under Pierre Trudeau, whose son Justin is one of the contenders.