Sentence examples for elections making from inspiring English sources

Radio commentators in the Philippines often take partisan positions during elections, making them targets of attacks by political rivals.

When the Republicans took over Congress after the 1994 elections, making Newt Gingrich the House speaker, they seized the initiative.

Its independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) recently won landslide victories in municipal elections, making it hopeful about presidential elections in 2016.

The leadership decided that he would remain but not lead the party in the parliamentary elections, making Mr. Rösler in effect a lame duck.

He also had "fingers in a lot of pies" at university: organising elections, making orientation speeches for first-years and eventually editing the student newspaper, the University Observer.

Mr. Trump continued that pattern through the midterm elections, making only three campaign appearances in states that he did not win in 2016.

November's elections made the outlook even bleaker.

Myopic recall elections make those decisions even harder.

Elections make a fundamental contribution to democratic governance.

Ironically, direct elections make the public less politically engaged.

Opposition rallies ahead of next month's elections make frequent reference to the dreaded tolls.