Sentence examples for electoral concerns from inspiring English sources

American officials deny that electoral concerns played a role in their planning.

The move by Howard was too little too late, and motivated by electoral concerns, she said.

He announced Friday that Nicaragua was again eligible for an American aid program canceled in 2008 on electoral concerns.

And voters have added education to the list of electoral concerns, like jobs and the economy, that dominated recent election cycles.

And freed from electoral concerns, the second-term president may prove likelier to pursue his own path without worry about backlash from Washington's powerful and wealthy pro-Israel lobby.

The Assembly speaker, Sheila Y . Oliver a Democrat from East Orange, dismissed the governor's budget address as a campaign speech, suggesting that he had been driven by electoral concerns.

Mr. Obama denied acting out of electoral concern over Florida, saying that his position on Cuba had been consistent through his political career.

France is not the only electoral concern for Europe's leaders as they try to hold together the union and hold back populist surges.

Mark works in coal seam gas fracking, a gas-extracting practice which is the ongoing subject of electoral concern due to its impact on the environment.

Campaigns to shift Jewish votes over Israel don't work because the overwhelming majority of Jewish voters say the economy, not Israel, is their top electoral concern, followed by health care, Social Security and Medicare.

"It is evident that the secretive nature of certain elements of the electoral system concerns people, and there must be more public control over this system," said Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin, the most prominent spokesman for the church, in remarks to a widely followed Orthodox news Web site.