Sentence examples for election to improve from inspiring English sources

The government must use its final budget before the election to improve Britain's battered fiscal credibility and to find new ways to help businesses still reeling from the deepest recession in decades, the CBI business lobby group urges.

He squeaked into office in 1994 with 49percentt of the vote and the conventional wisdom was that he was too conservative for a state with more Democrats than Republicans and had done little since his election to improve his standing with voters.

When asked if he expects the country's recent presidential election to improve his lot, he musters only a weak shake of the head and a bitter smile.Some Malagasy have allowed a bit more sunlight to creep into their forecasts since the final round of a presidential election on December 20th, whose results are due to be announced on January 7th.

In this paper, we first propose a new hierarchical message collection scheme, called ELECTION to improve the data forwarding performance.

Seeking election to improve the lives of the people is the apotheosis of politics, and McCain has directly renounced it.

His team have hired a broadcast expert and David Axelrod, who helped Barack Obama win two presidential elections, to improve their man's performance and messages.

Afghan officials said Mr. Ashdown had been rejected because of negative press and public reaction to his appointment, but diplomats said it had more to do with Mr. Karzai's desire, one year before Afghan elections, to improve his image by standing up to Western powers.

The Afghan foreign minister, Rangeen Dadfar Spanta, said Mr. Ashdown had been rejected because of negative press and public reaction to his appointment, but diplomats said it had more to do with Mr. Karzai's desire, one year before Afghan elections, to improve his image by standing up to Western powers.

Republican leaders in the House of Representatives, hoping to pass a measure before the November elections to improve legal immigration, are pushing for a vote this week on a bill that would increase the number of permanent resident visas for foreigners graduating from American universities with advanced degrees in science and technology.

"That report is intended to serve as a best-practices guide for state and local election officials to improve voters' experience at the polls under their existing election laws," said Josh Earnest, a deputy White House press secretary.

The party failed to deliver on election promises to improve employment, socioeconomic policy, and democratic governance.