Sentence examples for election to offer from inspiring English sources

BLT Steak, Boston Market, California Tortilla, Legal Sea Foods and the zpizza chain are all using the looming election to offer giveaways, menu-item "votes" and other promotions.

Unlike intelligence officials, who released a timeline of their own response and knowledge about the attack a week ago, the Pentagon waited until after Tuesday's presidential election to offer a detailed timeline of its role in the response.

George Osborne has used his last autumn statement before the election to offer an eye-catching reform to stamp duty which will come into force at midnight We've sifted through the jargon to explain what this means.

The Greens senator's letter, a version of which was also sent to the foreign minister, Bob Carr, calls on whoever is foreign minister after Saturday's federal election to offer full consular assistance to the flotilla participants.

Eight years after it barred organized prayer at public high school graduations, the Supreme Court today appeared deeply reluctant to permit organized prayer at public high school football games, at least when led by a student chosen in a schoolwide election to offer an invocation or message "to solemnize the event".

WASHINGTON ― Donald Trump opponents have been urging Democrats since the day after the election to offer the incoming president nothing but across-the-board resistance to his agenda.

The plan will allow supervisors of elections to offer more early voting, between eight and 14 days, and increase the number of early voting locations "to help reduce wait times, long lines, and to better convenience voters".

Even President Chirac's interior minister, Nicolas Sarkozy, a likely presidential candidate in next year's election, failed to offer full support.

The foundation is urging election officials to offer more-energetic outreach to ensure that voters understand how the process is meant to work.

Mr. Brown's election seemed to offer the prospect of a truce, since Tea Party activists and the National Republican Senatorial Committee had joined forces to secure his win.

He also reiterated the Coalition's plans to prevent any asylum seeker arriving by boat to settle permanently in Australia, following the election pledge to offer only temporary protection visas to those 30,000 irregular maritime arrivals currently awaiting their claims to be processed.