Sentence examples for election to raise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo vowed before the election to raise money to fight that spring ritual.

The party announced yesterday it would push through immediate legislation if it wins the election to raise more than £7.5bn a year by tackling tax evasion and avoidance.

There's nothing like a spirited presidential election to raise our blood pressure — and after three full years of a campaign, to make us wish we lived in China.

Rock The Vote, an organisation which aims to encourage young people to vote, also capitalised on DOOH during the election to raise awareness with young voters.

Gov. Donald Siegelman said he might call a special session of the Legislature after the Nov. 5 election to raise corporate taxes on large businesses.

He promised during the last election to raise the threshold at which taxpayers hit the 40p rate to £50,000 and made a start in the budget.

The Czech Republic's finance minister, Jiri Rusnok, said the government might complete the long-awaited sale of Cesky Telecom before June parliamentary elections, to raise as much as 80 billion koruna ($2.3 billion) for the state budget.

The legislation, H.B. 1481, would increase the amount available to candidates running for the state House of Representatives and require those participating in elections to raise more money from smaller donors to qualify.

The film began its publicity campaign in February 2011 with the goal of releasing the film during the period of the 2011 Tamil Nadu legislative assembly elections to raise support of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK Partyy, led by the film's writer, M. Karunanidhi.

Its task is to find it advance issues & men capable of commanding a national majority in a national election & to raise money to do the job.

The second option is that they go into the election promising to raise taxes substantially in order to stave off the cuts.