Sentence examples for electoral move from inspiring English sources

When David Cameron announced at the weekend that he is keeping the "triple lock" on pensions and not planning to slash benefits for richer pensioners it was hailed as a clever electoral move – the old being more likely to vote than the young.

_____ PREVIOUSLY: Politically outspoken and long open about his interest in running for office, the local fallout of the Anthony Weiner scandal may have opened the door for Alec Baldwin to make his electoral move.

This is not the temperament of somebody who will accept an electoral defeat move on and urge his followers to do the same.

The electoral college moved this way and that way.

Yet, as the midterm electoral cycle moves into the fall, even the mere perception that something is rotten in North Carolina could carry costs.

But in any case, with the polls and the electoral map moving against him, Trump doesn't have much time left to turn things around.

Mr. Kahn, who has no electoral experience, moved back to Georgia from Florida, where he had retired, bought a cattle farm in the northern part of the district, and began organizing a challenge.

Mr. Lhota, unburdened by any lingering electoral uncertainty, moved immediately into general-election attack mode, reflecting his urgent need, as a Republican in a deeply Democratic city, to convey his message loudly and quickly to a wide audience of voters who may not be familiar with him yet.

"I'd call it an electoral-political move, to get our attention, pull our chain," Poteat said.

It may even increase if, as seems likely, the government succeeds in changing the electoral law to move back to full proportional representation.

It is absolutely untrue that anyone will accidentally find themselves unable to vote because of the change to individual electoral registration (Early move to individual electoral registration risks disenfranchising 1.9m people, 29 July).