Sentence examples for election to explain from inspiring English sources

"Usually when a politician tells you he's going to wait until after the election to explain a plan to you," he said, "they don't have a pleasant surprise in store for you".

Although he said he supported the Labour leader, Mandelson said Miliband had a year before the general election to explain better the party's plan for job creation and economic growth.

Mrs. Clinton recruited Mr. Strider from the staff of the House Democratic Caucus, where he was brought in after the 2004 election to explain evangelical Christians and try to rope them back into the Democratic Party.

Phillips is hesitant to predict whether the death-dip will manifest itself during this year's inauguration, and he uses the example of Obama's grandmother, Madelyn Dunham, who died the day before the election, to explain that the phenomenon has limitations.

American diplomats are asking election officials to explain how they awarded 18 seats to lawmakers in the March 20 runoff, the United States Embassy said Friday.

A19 Credibility Test for Networks The TV networks, facing intense scrutiny after mistakenly calling the 2000 presidential election, plan to explain to the audiences how they declare winners.

Narendra Modi of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), his probable successor, mocks the legacy of the "economist prime minister" as high inflation and slowing growth.A prolonged general election helps to explain some of the lack of grace.

The Conservatives have provided details of how they will find around £1.5bn of savings from the UK's social security budget but came under pressure from the Institute for Fiscal Studies during the election campaign to explain how they would find the remaining £10.5bn.

Baier then said that he would get someone from the network's election desk to explain why it had made the call.

Figures like these together with the fact that Democratic candidates have won the popular vote in five out of the past six Presidential elections—help to explain why Clinton remains the bettors' choice to win.

The results of Iran's twin elections help to explain why the ballot box still matters in Iran, in spite of unfair disqualifications of candidates at home and the raucous cynicism of sceptics – mainly out of Washington.