Sentence examples for election via from inspiring English sources
The party took the extraordinary decision just two weeks after the election via a letter, informing a "Mr McLean" of Labour's membership rules and his consequent exclusion from the party until 2020.
It is also leading efforts to nurse the euro-zone's sickly economy back to health.On Friday September 13th Andreas Kluth, The Economist's Berlin correspondent, will be answering readers' questions about the election via webcam, using the Hangouts feature of Google+.
Anyone with a gripe and a fortune can now weigh in on the election via a "super PAC", a new sort of campaign group that can raise and spend as much as it wants on advertisements as long as it does not have any formal ties to a party or candidate.
The primary objective of this paper is to model and forecast the United States presidential election via the usage of learning algorithms.
Because in-state businesses would benefit from this election, decreasing state revenues, opponents have sought to repeal this election via the initiative process.
You can keep up with the general election via the BBC website, and we shall have a live service running for the region once the polls close.
James Pethokoukis explains the importance of income growth to Obama's re-election (via Nyhan).
Mr Erdogan may well be tempted to call early elections (via the AK puppet prime minister he is hoping to install) before the effects set in.
Facebook announced on Tuesday that anonymous actors had tried to disrupt midterm elections via a network of disingenuous pages and accounts—all of which Facebook removed and deemed "inauthentic".
Throughout the election, Trump – via social media and the new rightwing online media – went on the warpath against the established press.
Here is the column:AS THEY wake on November 6th, political-science students at Temple University in Philadelphia will receive e-mails reminding them that it is election day, via their department's automated mailing list.
