Sentence examples for favourable election from inspiring English sources

Voting can bring rewards to individuals in the shape of a government that keeps its favourable election promises.

It had a big lead on the social issues and fought an election against a favourable background.

"As soon as you criticise, you are immediately cast out as anti-European," he argues, while politicians who turned a blind eye towards this process were "mightily rewarded", both with election funds and favourable treatment in the press.

On election day, Trump's favourable rating was comparable to Richard Nixon's in May 1974.

As it was, he was dropped from all favourable mention or share in the election campaign of 1987 and was verbally assaulted when the Downing Street press secretary, Bernard Ingham, effectively discounted him as "semi-detached".

He stopped well short of threatening to bring down the government in a confidence vote on Wednesday because that would force a general election "at a moment favourable to the left".

Milne admitted that any hung parliament or shift in the Senate after the election will be less favourable for climate policy, given the departure of independents Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott and the Greens' own flat-lining support in the polls.

The Florida Bar had good reason to put up roadblocks between the quid of a campaign donation and the quo of a favourable hearing from a judge whose election was funded by a party to a case.

The prime minister is eager to serve a full parliamentary term if possible, while Mr Veltroni--assuming that opinion polls remain favourable--would prefer an early election.

Much of it has been driven by political posturing, with each party trying to stake out a favourable position for the mid-term elections to be held next year.

Seeing favourable polls, she opted for a snap election.