Sentence examples for elections via from inspiring English sources

Neither can Merkel unilaterally provoke early elections via a confidence question.

Mr Erdogan may well be tempted to call early elections (via the AK puppet prime minister he is hoping to install) before the effects set in.

A fundamental principle of British democracy and our electoral laws is that foreign citizens and foreign companies cannot buy influence in British elections via campaign donations.

Last month, congressional Democrats asked the Federal Election Commission to advise on ways to prevent illicit foreign influence on American elections via social media.

This week, congressional Democrats asked the Federal Election Commission to advise on ways to prevent illicit foreign influence on American elections via social media, including possible new laws or regulations.

Trump and conservative Republicans wanted to "totally destroy" (Trump's words) the Johnson Amendment, which has been in place since 1954 and prevents religious institutions and nonprofits from getting involved in elections via fundraising or endorsements.

James Pethokoukis explains the importance of income growth to Obama's re-election (via Nyhan).

Polls suggest that nearly 80% of Paraguayans oppose re-election via constitutional amendment, although some favour a more gradual constitutional reform that would eventually allow re-election.

This is an appropriate analysis since impeachment, undoing an election via Congress, is contemplated as a political, not legal, process and requires a super majority for removal.

News about the dossier first emerged shortly before the election via David Corn of Mother Jones, who provided a sketch of the sort of information that it contained.

In the wake of documented Russian manipulation of the U.S. election via disinformation campaigns on social media platforms, digital platform companies like Facebook and Twitter need to take concrete steps to prevent misuse.