Sentence examples for for future electoral from inspiring English sources

Ms Le Pen has also secured over 1,200 municipal-council seats, giving her both a local base in which to anchor the party and a training ground to prepare National Front officials for future electoral contests.

They should focus on the main prize: increasing the chances of victory in Richmond Park; sending a powerful message to May that the people don't want a destructive Brexit; and preparing the way for future electoral pacts that will enhance their power.

Electoral alliances between parties were allowed but were less common for the parliamentary parties in this election as the parties were preparing for future electoral reform that would not provide for electoral alliances.

This is an obvious, freely available statistic which we would expected to provide a reasonable indication of future electoral performance.

It has also, of course, historically been the case that the successful launch of a BRT scheme does great things for the public profile (and future electoral prospects) of a mayor.

But the surveys provide mixed evidence on how the Senate's defeat of the Manchin-Toomey proposal might affect future electoral support for opponents of greater background checks.

"We conclude that the evidence establishes that one of the purposes (of the state map) was to secure Republican control of the Assembly under any likely future electoral scenario for the remainder of the decade, in other words to entrench the Republican Party in power," wrote Judge Kenneth Ripple.

In addition, the main opposition, Party for Democracy and Progress (Chadema), aggressively pursued protest demonstrations geared to increase future electoral support, while discontent emerged in Zanzibar.

Caroline Lucas said it was time for "reflection and planning" in the Green Party and has promised to listen to the membership about future electoral deals.

This loan is meant to prepare future electoral campaigns and to be repaid progressively.

A key recommendation was that an independent statutory body (whether newly established, or an expanded Australian Electoral Commission) take over all functions of the joint standing on electoral matters and, in particular, take responsibility for future inquiries into electoral finance.