Sentence examples for elections to maintain from inspiring English sources

Republicans campaigned in last month's midterm elections to maintain the cuts for all tax payers.

"We don't require the people running our own elections to maintain strict independence from powerful financial or partisan interests".

He is now focused on other priorities, most important of which is rigging the coming elections to maintain his grip on power.

Yet this approach has failed to reduce the parties' legitimate demands for money, largely because it has rarely been a problem raising money for elections – the real issue is raising money between elections to maintain party organisations.

Attacks on Two Editors To the north on the M-10 highway from Khimki is a city called Solnechnogorsk, where a newspaper, Solnechnogorsk Forum, was publishing exposés about how local politicians were seeking to do away with elections to maintain power.

"Nothing can be more essential than for a supervisor of elections to maintain strict compliance with the statutes in order to ensure credibility in the outcome of the election," the court wrote in its Seminole County decision, which it said also applied to the Martin County case.

Granted, the Tories pledged before the election to maintain spending on the popular National Health Service.

"All countries must work hard together," she said ahead of today's election, "to maintain peace in the Taiwan Strait".

It is an open secret at Westminster that Duncan Smith believes the government's priorities have been skewed after Cameron gave a commitment during the election to maintain the allowances.

It has the power to establish a nonpartisan federal elections board to maintain a national registration database, mandate the choice of voting machines and set standards for counting provisional ballots.

Against the pollsters' odds, against even the instincts of his closest supporters, his Democrats in the November 3rd elections managed to maintain their numbers in the Senate; win five extra seats in the House of Representatives; and roll back the Republican tide in the South by winning the governorships of Alabama and South Carolina.