Sentence examples for election to divide from inspiring English sources

"We are allowing this election to divide us.

It's the notorious scheme — advanced by Republican governors and legislative majorities in battleground states that lean Democratic in Presidential elections — to divide the electoral votes of those states by congressional district instead of awarding them all to the statewide winner.

Addressing a crowd of 10,000, Obama added: "He reminded us that at this defining moment we don't have the luxury of relying on the same political games, the same political tactics that have been used in so many elections to divide us from one another and make us afraid of one another".

The multi-leader election aims to divide the whole wireless network into several partitions, namely, one leader controls an area.

This used to be a successful wedge issue Republicans used around election time to divide Democrats.

Political commentators are speculating the Rudd could call an early election to further divide the opposition which rejects the carbon trading scheme as a "massive tax" on Australians.

BANGKOK, Aug. 20 — A referendum that approved a new Constitution for Thailand brought a deep social rift into the open, one likely to be a factor in an election later this year and to divide the country for a long time to come, analysts said Monday.

Most of the agenda had been "dormant" since Daniels' election due to divided control of the assembly.

"It is the presidential elections that tend to divide Poland in the worst way possible," said Jaroslaw Flis, a political scientist at Jagiellonian University in Krakow.

The terrorists want the National Front to win the election next year, they want to divide the nation.

One of the biggest election issues was how to divide casino profits among the tribe's nearly 1,400 members.