Sentence examples for electoral needs from inspiring English sources

This agreement did not meet the electoral needs of the candidates.

Not when Labour's electoral needs mean that it must grow its clients – exactly as Gordon Brown did.

Such outsider presidents tend to display a remarkable indifference to the electoral needs and insecurities that can lead legislators to abandon a president of their own party.

New research, though, shows that however hard politicians try, shaping the economy to suit their electoral needs is a tall order.In a paper* published in 1975 William Nordhaus of Yale University posited the existence of a "political business cycle" (PBC).

Cyril Almeida, a columnist for Dawn, the country's leading English daily, said the Awani National Party was being driven by its own electoral needs in the northwest, and predicted that the calls for peace with the Taliban would go nowhere.

The folklore of the black middle class, combined with the electoral needs of the Democratic party, has worked to recast the 1990s as a happy time of low unemployment when Toni Morrison called Bill Clinton the 'first black president'.

Our electoral system needs to be secure as well as accessible, and that balance needs to be struck very carefully indeed.

Mr Obama, who is now faced with the possibility of a similar electoral catastrophe, needs to copy the great triangulator.

"Something is wrong with our elections, and our electoral system needs a major adjustment," the former Soviet leader said.

And among people of both parties, there is a feeling that the electoral system needs to be fixed.

Many in opposition say the electoral law needs to be rewritten because it still favours the incumbent.