Sentence examples for electoral decision making from inspiring English sources

Putting all your electoral decision making eggs into the Supreme Court's basket is an unfortunately popular phenomenon.

Longtime residents of a locality should not be held to the electoral decisions made by students who are, almost by definition, transients.

For example, Sigal and Veron put forward the interesting hypothesis that Perón actively constructs the notion that he "arrives" to the State from the "outside" (e.g., a life dedicated to the military) to provide unity/harmony to a divided country (during 1973 4, the main focus of their analysis), which is significant given some of the electoral decisions made at the time.

Voter assessments of party competence have become a key explanation of electoral decision-making.

But electoral rules are endogenous as they originate in the decision making process of voters and parties, making empirical analyses vulnerable to reverse causality and contamination effects.

Decision making.

Decision making skills.

The decision made sense.

THE decision made history.

Decision made.

Decision made, job done.