Sentence examples for electoral opportunity from inspiring English sources

But for Johnson, the Routemaster's demise had come to represent an electoral opportunity.

BUT, and that's a big but, the way the Republican field is shaping up, it may be poised to squander an electoral opportunity of a historic scale.

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Drug laws fill prisons disproportionately with blacks and Hispanics—even as white drug-users with good lawyers often walk free.Mr Paul urges Republicans to understand black anger as a question of justice, but also as an electoral opportunity.

All of this has required adjustments, stirred anxieties and presented an electoral opportunity to the British National Party, which it seized by winning eleven seats in the borough elections of 2006.

By Jonathan Blitzer November 6, 2017 The campaign of the Republican candidate Ed Gillespie has seen an electoral opportunity in the President's incendiary rhetoric linking gang violence and immigration.

Congress passed the millionaire's amendment to "level electoral opportunities for candidates of different personal wealth".

"It is not legitimate for the government to attempt to equalize electoral opportunities in this manner," he wrote.

Roberts added, It is not legitimate for the government to attempt to equalize electoral opportunities in this manner.

Government cannot be checked by a system that silences privately financed candidates and targets them for political opposition to expand the electoral opportunities of government-funded candidates.

"Leveling electoral opportunities means making and implementing judgments about which strengths should be permitted to contribute to the outcome of an election," Justice Alito continued.