Sentence examples for electorates not from inspiring English sources

By handing tax-raising powers to local government Osborne could let them relieve some of the pain of cuts and answer for higher local taxes to their electorates, not to him.

But politicians are nervous about the likely reaction of electorates, not to mention the short-term economic impact of fiscal tightening, and are proving reluctant to specify where the cuts will be made.Markets have already tested the ability of the weakest governments to bear the burden of their debt.

Anger, he said, has suffused the Republican electorate, not just the Tea Party faithful.

Throughout their campaigns politicians must therefore speak to the whole electorate, not only their base.

We also shouldn't forget that this was a midterm electorate, not a Presidential-election electorate.

It would not alienate the American electorate, not even American Jews.

Harris County accounts for 15percentt of the state's electorate, not 30percentt.

-- are surely matters for the electorate, not for unelected monetary technocrats.

Whatever happened to local democratic accountability, where councillors were answerable to their electorate, not to Westminster?

But it too appears to have alienated, or at least confused, much of the electorate, not just Mr. Beck.

If I am elected to Indi, I will represent all of the electorate, not just parts of it".