Sentence examples for election trading from inspiring English sources

An Intrade executive was boasting to a show's host about the success of the company's election trading.

Nadex says it was well positioned to become the only major election trading exchange, because unlike Intrade and other competitors, it is subject to federal oversight at the futures commission.

In our experience, this has meant that when there is a general election, trade log jams until the elections are settled.

Indeed, given that a majority of GOP voters now agree with the Democrats' more consistent critique of the current trade regime, during the general election, trade and offshoring may well become a priority wedge issue regardless of who wins each party's nomination.

As more than 95% of ballot papers are above the line, this form of voting often leads to pre-election trading between parties on how each party will allocate later preferences to other parties and candidates.

But look around, Harari said: "In Jordan, too, wherever there are free elections––trade unions, student unions, professional guilds––the Islamists have the upper hand.

Since Ivanishvili won parliamentary elections, trade links with Russia have improved, with Moscow's embargo on imports of Georgian wine and mineral water lifted this year.

Although the idea has never been set out in detail, he has described in speeches what he calls "enablers" of development: transparency, openness, accountability, empowerment, freedom, rule of law, property rights, absence of corruption, free media, free and fair elections, trade, flexibility and civil society.

So far this election cycle, trading volume on McCain and Obama contracts has topped 1 million each, and the final days of the election are among the busiest.

In the last four presidential elections, she said, the election-eve trading price has typically been within 1.5 percentage points of the actual result, which is about half a point more accurate than the average election-eve poll.

With a general election looming, trade and industry secretary Patricia Hewitt handed the administrators £6.5m to keep Rover running another week.