Sentence examples for election time for from inspiring English sources

IT IS only natural, come election time, for eyes to focus on the nation's capital.

Hardly.Related items The German election: Time for a changeSep 19th 2002In fact, Germany has become Europe's sick man.

Labour has raised concerns about David Cameron's plans to suspend a rule guaranteeing civil service impartiality at election time for the EU referendum.

Courting voters at election time, for example, legislators will approve tax cuts and spending increases for projects and entitlements favored by the electorate.

In fact, income growth in the first year of a president's term probably reduces his expected vote margin, perhaps because voters make some allowance at election time for the good or bad economic conditions a president has inherited.

MICHAEL F. PETTINGER New York, Nov. 9, 2008 Fairness in the Election Re "In the '08 Horse Race, the Cart Pulls Ahead" (Nov. 2): The only thing "tricky" about election time for Times reporters is not how do they stay fair and balanced during election time, but how do they disguise the fact that they have been running interference for Barack Obama's campaign?

Politicians generally try to steer clear of media policy at election times for fear of raising the spectre of government influence or control.

Lucas and Bartley say they would hope to professionalise the party – creating a team of full-time campaigners who could help out in different constituencies at election times, for example.

Unfair as that is, it is certainly a signal that it's election time again for Mr. Pataki.

Now there are thousands of them: blacklisting corrupt politicians at election time, lobbying for friendlier (or more hostile) ties with North Korea, networking with foreign NGOs and, of course, campaigning against globalisation.Electronic communications help make societies less hierarchical.

Are we only visible during February, election time and for perfectly choreographed diversity photos?