Sentence examples for electoral circumstances from inspiring English sources

These were the most benign electoral circumstances the Conservatives will ever enjoy.

The two messages are in perpetual tension, and the balance between them requires tuning in accordance with electoral circumstances.

Mr Cardoso's plan has come at a bad time, and in electoral circumstances still worse for belief that it can work.

By contrast, just 11 of the 28 conservatives, or 39 percent, have been ousted from office or announced plans to retire, and some (like Larry Craig of Idaho and John Ensign of Nevada) did so because of personal rather than electoral circumstances.

The differences range include the particular electoral circumstances that permitted Mr. Giuliani's narrow victory over Mayor David N. Dinkins in 1993, like a Staten Island secession referendum that produced a spike in Republican voters, and changes in electoral forces that appear to be guiding this election and the way the Democratic candidates are approaching it.

According to electoral textbooks, in such circumstances only with a nuclear weapon could a challenger dislodge an incumbent.

In answer to Mr. Loughlin, history is not necessarily a guide to the future in terms of electoral politics, as changing circumstances can lead to different outcomes.

Most of them remained politically quiescent, and many accepted Zionist Israel as a reality and sought to ameliorate their circumstances through electoral participation, education, and economic integration.

It sets out Congress's role in tallying and certifying electoral votes and the circumstances that could lead to the House itself choosing the president.

If one assumes that Clinton will not go into the 1996 electoral season with the circumstances of his Presidency radically altered (such as, say, his becoming the leader of a nation at war), the electoral picture of today is likely to remain pretty much the same.

Electoral reforms, hastened by international circumstances, secured the long-standing political dominance of the Liberal urban bourgeoisie.