Sentence examples for elections at a time from inspiring English sources

WHEN a great democracy such as the United States holds elections at a time of war, voters are torn between two instincts.

Lawmakers do not want to hold a contentious debate over immigration policies close to fall elections at a time of high unemployment.

The ruling adds a new element of uncertainty to the coming elections at a time when Turkey's strategic importance to the United States and its allies is high.

It is therefore surprising that during the present elections, at a time of increasing economic insecurity, Poles appear to have decided to support the ruling party by confirming its major role in the European parliament.

She wrote a short Fabian paper in the run-up to the 2004 European elections, at a time when there was much loose talk about the threat of a far right breakthrough for the BNP here and across Europe.

The report comes five weeks before the Nov. 5 elections, at a time when Democrats have expressed frustration over the Republicans' monopolizing the public's attention on a possible war with Iraq.

You are going into the election at a time when people question Abenomics.

For this is an election at a time of relative peace and prosperity.

And so he mastered the paradoxical art of destroying democracy one election at a time.

Ms Thompson, for example, was prosecuted just before an election, at a time when allegations of public corruption in Wisconsin were in the news.

In the past 64 years, Winston said, only six presidents had run for re-election at a time when the unemployment rate was above 6 percent, and five of them lost.