Sentence examples for enter this election from inspiring English sources

Brown and the entire Cabinet will enter this election advocating change.

We enter this election season as closely divided as we were in 2000, but it didn't have to be that way.

But Hilary Shelton, director of the Washington Bureau of the N.A.A.C.P., said his organization was "greatly disappointed that President George Bush and others have decided to enter this election cycle by endorsing an amendment that would forever write discrimination into the U.S. Constitution, rather than focusing on the crucial problems and challenges that affect the lives of all of us".

So if you win the election you get a prize equal to B. We'll also assume that there's a cost of running, so if you enter this election, win or not, you incur a cost of C, and we'll assume that B is greater than or equal to 2C, and actually for today, let's just keep things simple, and assume it's actually equal to 2C.

Both enter this election cycle as very well-positioned for their re-election battle in 2014.

So on the count of three, anybody who's entering this election is going to stand up.

"We've entered this election to tell those practicing violence and extremism that your era is over," Rouhani said, on May 8th.

White working-class Republicans, reeling from the recession and declining as a proportion of the population, entered this election year driven by that betrayal.

A swing voter who entered this election leaning Democratic, Peterson faces a decision that is no longer so simple as a choice between Obama and Republican Sen. John McCain, he said.

Unemployment is the huge economic issue confronting us entering this election.

So, my dear friends, as we enter into this election season, may we walk in the light of Jesus, embodying his humility, love, and subversive Gospel, and may the Spirit work powerfully through us to bring true redemption and reconciliation to our world.