Sentence examples similar to election transformation from inspiring English sources

Pages seventy-two and seventy-three of Terry's letter feature graphic representations of the pre-election ownership structure and the post-election transformation.

His son's election caps a transformation in the racial balance-of-power in New Orleans that began after Katrina.

Lawrence O'Donnell's "Playing with Fire: The 1968 Election and the Transformation of American Politics" (Penguin) is the latest in this string of recitations.

The election completed his transformation from anti-apartheid activist and labor leader to businessman to technocrat politician.

For Javier Sukojayo, 40, a teacher, the election could signal a transformation of Bolivia into a country where the poor have more say.

Will election 2016 mark a transformation of American politics?

But the most powerful rhetorical force was given to multiple reiterations of quotations from Rahm Emanuel that you never want a crisis to go to waste and Obama's statement on the eve of election that promises fundamental transformation.

Last week's Sean Hannity interview, all anti-Obama jabs and roundhouses, was the latest installment in the vice president's unexpected – and, to Republican politicians, distinctly unwelcome – transformation from election-season wallflower into high-profile spokesman for the conservative opposition.

But the political landscape has undergone a transformation since the election.

As an organising base and a source of ideas, the CPS played a vital behind-the-scenes role in her capture of the Conservative leadership, election as prime minister, and transformation of Britain into the profoundly unequal country we inhabit today.

Newly elected Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has said people in Afghanistan "demonstrated a remarkable will for wanting transformation" during this election.