Sentence examples for focused election from inspiring English sources

THIS ill-tempered, promiscuously focused election should be about the economy and if the Conservatives pull off the win that their ratings on the issue seem to warrant, it may yet be.

Harber has a regular public-affairs TV program as well as the focused election programming.

She advocates for a data driven, applied political science, approach to election reform that encourages academics and practitioners to join together to exchange expertise to create an efficient, well managed, transparent, and a citizen focused election system.

Robust political parties "translate majority will into public policy by focusing elections on policies rather than personalities," Postell maintains.

But now, speaking to supporters, he focused on election No. 1. "I hope you vote Republican this fall," he said.

Mr Abe, who was also prime minister in 2006-07, focused his election campaign focused on more public spending and a looser monetary policy, in what some analysts called "Abenomics".

Another part of those promised changes – a new Transparency Report focused on election ads – will arrive later this summer.

Commission hearings in Tallahassee and Miami earlier this year focused on election irregularities.

She also owned her own private practice; during her private practice career, she focused on election law and campaign finance law.

This data collection focuses on elections and election monitoring throughout the world.

Republican lawmakers say that Mr. Bush is at times not as focused on elections as they would like.