Sentence examples for electoral pressure from inspiring English sources

He faces minimal electoral pressure.

That means Mr Ma may feel electoral pressure to go slow on ECFA.

For a speaker, the electoral pressure starts when the general election ends.

Furthermore, there is electoral pressure right now to allow Aristide back in the country.

Her research also examines what, in the absence of electoral pressure, causes authoritarian institutions to adapt and evolve.

On August 13th most of the hopefuls will take part in a primary organised by Súmate, the opposition's main electoral pressure group.Mr Petkoff, however, is not taking part.

Assemblyman Louis D. Greenwald, Democratic chairman the Budget Committee, denied that the position was dictated by electoral pressures.

Factors like the organization of the executive and the parliament as well as electoral pressures such as public opinion are also taken into account in explaining governments' behavior.

Mandelson, who remains in touch with senior European leaders and diplomats, said many politicians, faced by intense electoral pressures, were showing a new flexibility on free movement.

To try to insulate judges from electoral pressures, some states ask voters to cast yes-or-no ballots on whether to grant them another term, in lieu of having judges face opposing candidates in regular multicandidate contests.

Or what if Democrats offer amendments to raise the minimum wage or address pay equity for women, amendments on which blue state Republicans could feel both electoral pressures to support and party pressures to oppose?