Sentence examples for electoral business from inspiring English sources

In any case, it would be bad electoral business.

For the SNP, this is pressing electoral business.

At first glance it looks like electoral business as usual, but this election is different.

Will the justice minister be reined in as the KMT goes about its electoral business as usual?

"We want magistrates to concentrate on justice and not get distracted by electoral business," said Mr Santos.

Ukip does almost no electoral business north of the border, and before this month's referendum on independence, polling suggested that the prospect of Britain leaving the EU sharply increased support for Scottish secession from the UK – so how Scotland would react to Brexit is a very interesting question.

But wise heads in the local party already recognise that while they've long regarded Rahman as a wrong 'un, his rise cannot be ascribed to electoral bad business alone.

President Bush's relentless stumping, low black voter turnout, a sharp public focus on national security and the Democrats' failure to offer coherent counterarguments all paved the way for the Republicans' strong midterm electoral gains, business and labor officials and strategists for each party said yesterday.

Electoral success The business expanded, publishing food guides, style glossies, and magazines about boats and jetskis.

Another prominent Socialist, Arnaud Montebourg, said bluntly, "The deficit is the bastard child of the right, a mixture of ideological choices and payoffs for its electoral clients" — big business and the rich.

That having governments on three-year electoral cycles run a business that needs big strategies pursued over decades is a recipe for muddle, frustration and waste?