Sentence examples for election to save from inspiring English sources

A confident Mitt Romney presented himself as the party's strongest nominee, declaring, "This is an election to save the soul of America".

The first, called "It's Time to Return American Optimism," showed the candidate on the campaign trail explaining how this was an election "to save the soul of America".

The victory by Mr. Walker, a Republican who was forced into an election to save his job less than two years into his first term, ensures that Republicans largely retain control of this state's capital, and his fast-rising political profile is likely to soar still higher among conservatives.

The NHS was "in crisis", he said, and Mr Cameron had broken a promise at the last election to save 29 NHS units.

And although voters may not have cared much for the priority that Mr Hague gave in the last general election to "saving the pound", they will care even less in the next one about Mr Clarke's interesting plan to reform select committees.

A governor so interested in budgetary matters and experienced in consolidating elections to save money might have known this, though Mr Christie admitted he did not.Many believe the governor's scheduling is an effort to avoid sharing a ballot with Cory Booker, who is expected to be the Democratic nominee in the Senate race.

The uneven spending has already raised alarms in some quarters that big Democratic donors are sitting out the midterm elections to save their money for the 2016 presidential race.

The ruling party said it was device that would allow the election commission to save face.

Obama, meanwhile, had campaigned for election promising to save "a planet in peril".

ONE of the promises of many democrats this past election was to "save Social Security" from privatization.

The Waukesha County clerk, Kathy Nickolaus, said she had failed on election night to save votes from Brookfield in her computer, according to The Associated Press.