Sentence examples for election to make from inspiring English sources

Others have questioned why Gallup waited until four weeks before the election to make the change.

The Coalition promised before the election to make changes in the interests of "free speech".

"I think you get your chance in the context of an election to make your case," he said.

Cameron and Osborne's tax-raising options are limited after their pledge during the election to make it illegal to increase some taxes.

At last we can take some real action before the election to make companies publish pay differences between men and women".

Hague told the Today programme: "We will work every day from now until the general election to make sure we win this seat back at the general election.

If the gas taxes were suspended, there would predictably be efforts by antitax forces, populists and politicians seeking re-election to make the change permanent, with the spurious claim that reinstating the tax would be a "tax increase".

He will begin a three-day bus tour of the Midwest on Monday with appearances in Minnesota and Iowa, swooping into a region that is vital to his re-election to make a case that he has stabilized the economy and has the right prescriptions for continued improvement.

So governments rig elections to make sure they win; and opposition parties reject elections they think they will lose.For combinations of these two reasons, Asia is experiencing a wave of election boycotts.

It is simply this: to vote in local elections, to make the officials who run them responsive to the call for frugality and responsibility.

But he has quietly changed the rules of leadership elections to make his ouster more difficult, and there is still no viable alternative among senior Tories.