Sentence examples for electoral climate from inspiring English sources

But odds are that the electoral climate in 2014 will be somewhere between neutral and Republican-leaning, rather than favoring Democrats.

But it was Democrats who blinked as their ranks splintered in the heat of a worsening electoral climate, and they delayed any vote until after the elections.

In these days when distrust of politicians flourishes, such a breakthrough could change the whole electoral climate, and even see Tories installed in seats such as Merthyr Tydfil.

He claimed that the current electoral climate in Argentina had made it impossible to submit such language with the GOA data.

Put these factors together — Brown's unpopularity, Labour's general sense of fatigue and almost entirely negative election campaign, a toxically anti-incumbent electoral climate — and you might expect the Conservatives to win comfortably.

In a wide-ranging interview, Mr Allan said of the electoral climate: "Something that could make a difference is a perception that there is a real risk of the UK leaving the European Union.

Polls show there is strong electoral support for climate action and now Australia has international obligations.

For Democrats still reeling from electoral devastation, aggressive climate action could hold the key to attracting new voters.

WASHINGTON -- Tom Steyer's climate-focused electoral efforts came up with mixed results Tuesday, but the billionaire environmentalist and former hedge fund manager said he has no buyer's remorse.

The Tories agreed to virtually all the Lib Dems' demands: fixed-term parliaments, scrapping ID cards, a referendum on electoral reform, measures to tackle climate change.

In 2010 he helped see off an electoral challenge to its main climate-change law; two years later he bankrolled a successful campaign to close a corporate-tax loophole, with half the proceeds earmarked for energy-efficiency schemes in schools.