Sentence examples for election to create a from inspiring English sources

Ms Rothschild, 48, the daughter of Lord (Jacob) Rothschild, had followed Lord Mandelson from October 2009 up to last month's general election to create a portrait of the man as the power behind Gordon Brown's throne.

"Remember," Mr. Bush said on NBC, "this is a proposal that we attempted to put out prior to the election, to create a consensus for conservatives to actually get in the game".

A second basic change would be to simplify the rules under which workers at very small companies hold an election to create a workers council in the first place.

Thatcher was again the first British politician to try this, adopting Reagan's "power visuals" in the 1983 election to create a campaign based around a series of images.

It was Pierre Elliott Trudeau who pledged during the 1974 election to create a Canadian version of Amtrak, an interventionist attempt to save passenger rail from the competitive onslaught of cars and airplanes.

"The big question mark is which is the lesser evil: continuing like this, with a sort of nondecision-making government, or going to elections to create a stronger government?" Mr. Franco said.

He did not mention it, but he has also petitioned the Board of Elections to create a new party for the November general election, Citizens and Labor Unity, with him as the mayoral standard bearer.

One of the reasons why the 2012 field is so uninspiring is that the GOP has promoted its most successful governors too rapidly and has not been winning enough gubernatorial elections to create a large pool of candidates from which to draw.

During his second term, he succeeded in convincing the legislature to make women eligible to vote in school board elections, to mandate direct primary elections, to create a state public utilities commission, and to allow the state's counties to hold local option elections to decide whether or not to adopt prohibition.

In a "classic S.C.L. project," the employee explained, the company would use subcontractors, survey companies, and academics in the run-up to an election to create what it called a "super sample".

She had promised to lead a "realignment" of South African politics after the DA's defeat in the 2009 election, hoping to create a united opposition that would challenge the governing African National Congress (ANC) for power in this year's national election.