Sentence examples for every electorate from inspiring English sources

It did not occur to them that the right man might not happen to stand for every electorate.

When Palmer threatened to run in every electorate in the country, oh how the Australian political establishment laughed.

If there were a uniform swing of 3.5% in every electorate from the Coalition to Labor, the Coalition would win 75 seats and Labor 71.

The protests will start at 8am and target almost every electorate office in Sydney including prime minister Malcolm Turnbull's office in Edgecliff, Tanya Plibersek's office in Broadway, Tony Abbott's Manly office and Anthony Albanese's office in Marrickville.

"I want to acknowledge the great work and leadership shown by the federal campaign director, Tony Nutt, and our whole campaign team, and all the Liberal and National party workers in every electorate and every polling booth often having to stand up to intimidation and threats in there," he said.

"Every single home owner in every single electorate represented in this House will be poorer if the Labor party is elected to government," he claimed.

"Every single home owner in every single electorate represented in this House will be poorer if the Labor party is elected to government," the prime minister said.

Every (rural) electorate is different.

"For him, the only vote that counted was that of the electorate every four years," wrote Claude Masson in Montreal's La Presse.

In the witches' brew of fearmongering, unkeepable promises and poll-tested metaphors that both parties serve up to the electorate every four years, you can always find this predictable dash of inspiration: the image of Americans uniting and working together for the sake of the country.

Helpful though Mr Romer's diagnostic testing is, it is limited by the unions' proviso that it must not be used to assess staff or pupils.As governor of Colorado, Mr Romer was answerable to the electorate every four years; now he reports to the seven-strong LAUSD board.