Sentence examples for electoral aspirations from inspiring English sources

It was once believed that the members were a threat to Labour's electoral aspirations.

The group, which claims to oppose "the spread of left-wing treason and spread of Islamism", first announced its electoral aspirations in September.

President Bush presided over a flurry of bill-signing ceremonies before he flew out of town last week, each one a rich tableau of Washington politics and the 2004 electoral aspirations of the White House.

A war against Hamas will wipe out the electoral aspirations of the ditherer Ehud Olmert... and it will kick the 'social and economic issue' that serves the Labour Party off the agenda.

Macri and his devalued team need to tame the peso and limit the impact of the current bout of stagflation both to reduce the damage on the people and on their electoral aspirations.

The investigation appears to support allegations the country's Catholic Church backed Peña Nieto's electoral aspirations – something Valdemar vehemently denies.

The distance between the aspirations invested in him during his campaign and his record after one year is the distinction between the electoral and the political in this current period.

The electoral campaign flattered their aspirations.

The Tory party has been in business so long, and has so often adjusted its aspirations to electoral necessity and to the temper of the times, that it is possible to anchor almost any contemporary concept firmly within the Conservative canon.

This lot are self-seeking liars, the cabinet included, and we're landed with them for another five years.'" He mentions that if he were a member of the Labour party, he would vote for Jeremy Corbyn, "if only out of hope that the better part of salvation lies not in electoral calculation but the aspirations of the people".

Under his weak chairmanship, the commission, most of whose members lost interest in its arcane disputes and stopped attending, fell under the influence of a politically correct faction that vigorously transformed an ill-conceived aspiration into an electoral disaster.