Sentence examples similar to electoral talk from inspiring English sources

The party's modernisers may privately despair: its electoral programme talks of a rise in the minimum wage, an end to privatisation and penalties for firms which shift their operations or "mistreat" temporary workers.

Gordon Brown, the prime minister, aware of Mr Sarkozy's electoral success, even talked at the Labour Party conference of "British jobs for British workers".

It is hardly a secret that others round the shadow cabinet table have agonised about the electoral dangers of talking too much about liberty in an age of anxiety.

Dr. Dean's Democratic rivals sharpened their attacks on him, even as Republicans -- perhaps motivated as much by a desire to guard against complacency in their ranks as by any newfound respect for Dr. Dean's electoral strength -- talked of their plans for a tough general election faceoff against him.

In addition to border wall funding, Trump also ranted on Tuesday about Republican electoral victories and talked over Pelosi during the meeting.

In the latest episode of The Run-Up, we examine a potent electoral force we rarely talk about when we talk about the campaign: pop culture.

Still, Mr. Mastro's dark talk of electoral conspiracies remains fantastical.

There was also, as elsewhere in America this November, some talk of electoral irregularities.

The issue we need to talk about – electoral reform – can bring on narcolepsy in even the most alert people.

They have questioned Mr Habibie's intentions from the outset, and dismiss his talk of electoral reform as a sham.

But ABC News and NBC News are the front-runners in the competition to cover electoral politics; the Sunday talk shows are their lodestars.