Sentence examples for electoral imperative from inspiring English sources

He's right: the electoral imperative for both parties is clear.

Or is it an electoral imperative to which opposition ultimately guarantees political suicide?

The Democrats or the president's opponents from either party have to now realize that it is an electoral imperative — as well as a moral responsibility — to treat this rolling treason as issue number one.

The electoral imperative was to raise the great sums of money that are needed to win the White House, and Bill Clinton's fund-raisers understood that their most valuable commodity was the President.

Raising money is an electoral imperative for every member of Congress.

Without each subsequent term, the incumbent feels less of an electoral imperative and becomes less likely to generate new platforms and policies or improve existing institutions and infrastructure.

Whether Japanese politicians are building dams or American ones are building bombers, both are responding to the same electoral imperatives.

Although it remains early days, it can be predicted with reasonable certainty that electoral imperatives will remain paramount, and that the center-left's federal corporate governance politics will accordingly move in whatever direction the prevailing wind blows.

How it is eventually resolved may partly turn on how a deeply shaken Labour Party responds to the contradictory electoral imperatives it now faces: needing to move left to win back votes in Scotland but back to the center to offset the drift of English Labour voters to UKIP.

When there is an electoral, or practical, imperative to deal with Muslim concerns, local administrators somehow get round the taboos.

The chairwoman of the CNE defended the decree as a government prerogative.Mr Maduro was equally ruthless in subordinating economic policy to the imperative of electoral victory.