Sentence examples for electioneering with from inspiring English sources

His party colleague Gerry Kelly, who bombed the Old Bailey in 1973, accused unionists of electioneering with their threats to pull out of the regional government.

This late-summer delirium comes after a year of electioneering, with people wearied by hollow promises, empty jargon, callow attacks and artificial slogans.

Any legislation needs to ensure there is "a clear distinction between issues-based advocacy and politically partisan electioneering" – with the definitions consistent with a distinction drawn in the Charities Act.

Every four or eight years a new president arrives in town, declares his determination to cleanse a dirty process and invariably winds up trying to reconcile the clear ideals of electioneering with the muddy business of governing.

A bipartisan warning over the dangers of climate change has pierced the electioneering, with a Senate committee pointing to the rising threat posed by extreme weather events and former Liberal leader John Hewson forecasting severe financial pain from unchecked carbon emissions.

Twitter provided information to Congress last month and, following a bipartisan Congressional bill proposing new regulations for online ads, it pledged to be more transparent over political ads and electioneering with a new system.

Studying Latin, history and music, she has had to fit electioneering in with revision and two sessions at the Royal College of Music each weekend.

Yet governmental incapacity to do many things people care about will not deter electioneering filled with extravagant promises on lesser matters amid bluster on the impossibles.

(Mr. Stringer was also detained and given a ticket in 1994 after arguing over electioneering rules with an officer at a polling place; he was not charged, and the ticket was dismissed).

Over the course of the next two hours, he would create a karaoke video for Radiohead's song "Electioneering," complete with snazzy graphics, Thom Yorke's lyrics and Jonny Greenwood's electrifying guitar solo, so that I could sing the song at the karaoke night he runs, Baby Ketten Karaoke.

In January, a three-judge panel of the Federal District Court here said the film was an "electioneering communication" with only one point: "to inform the electorate that Senator Clinton is unfit for office, that the United States would be a dangerous place in a President Hillary Clinton world and that viewers should vote against her".