Sentence examples for elections to change from inspiring English sources

I believe in winning elections to change people's lives for the better".

On Friday, he filed papers with the city Board of Elections to change his affiliation, as the public focus on his future intensified.

Former parliamentary speaker Nino Burjanadze displayed a handful of rubber bullets, telling the crowd that Georgia could not wait for elections to change the government.

In Argentina, hundreds of thousands rallied in Buenos Aires against the government of President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who – weakened also by a fall that required brain surgery – failed to win the majority needed in legislative elections to change the constitution and run for another term.

Few jobless people in southern Spain expect next month's European elections to change their prospects overnight, if at all.

"Let's take advantage of the 2018 elections to change the culture of fear," Bruguera said in the beginning of her speech, which you can watch below.

My sense is that if Ms Hutchison wins the primary she will win the general election she is a popular moderate and it would have to be a heck of a special election to change that dynamic.

But if AK wins a big enough majority at the coming election to change the constitution and hand Mr Erdogan sweeping executive powers, both the truce and the bank's independence will be endangered.

(The New York Times) Lame-Duck Session Though some lawmakers are on the way out, little happened during the election to change the dynamic as Congress confronts the so-called fiscal cliff.

The rules committee also decided to allow the national committee, until Feb. 1 of the year before a presidential election, to change the rules about the timing of primaries.

Musicians and campaigners are concerned there is not enough time before the next general election to change the act and criticised an apparent lack of political will to take the exemption forward.