Sentence examples for elections your from inspiring English sources

Because unlike most 21st-century elections, your 2012 campaign was fought on a battleground of principled insinuation, thoughtful pandering and only occasional pistol-whippings!

2. Articulate Purpose & Meaning – Most employees understand the corporate purpose of an employee survey, but for the same reasons as people choose not to vote in elections, your employees may lack a purposeful meaning of what's at stake for them as individuals.

Their message to campaigns: if you want to win elections, your money should all be going to TV.

So I say to you all: this is your election, your moment of maximum power.

Congratulations, you ousted the tyrant, you won an election, your inaugural address stirred the hearts of your people.

I'm convinced at this election your vote can be more powerful than it has been in a long time.

In an election, your record matters.

It's also how you turn an election your way.

With every caucus and milestone election, your job is in question.

In this election your enemy's enemy is your friend, so Ed Miliband won't want Nigel Farage to implode this side of the 7th of May.

You've been a young man in a hurry ever since you won your first election in your 20s.