Sentence examples for forceful election from inspiring English sources

Harding inserted a pep talk into the email, which raised the spectre of compulsory redundancies if targets cannot be met voluntarily, praising the newspaper's "fair and forceful" election coverage and growing digital journalism prowess.

"A concerted and forceful program of election-day fraud and abuse was enacted with either the leadership or cooperation of governmental authorities".

"A concerted and forceful program of election-day fraud and abuse was enacted with either the leadership or cooperation of governmental authorities," the senator said Monday in Kiev.

Priti Patel: Employment Minister (attending Cabinet) Former party press officer and now the Witham  MP is rewarded for her  forceful performances  during the election campaign.

The Labour Party's stance on banning tobacco advertising was reinforced following the election by forceful statements from the Health Secretary Frank Dobson and Minister for Public Health Tessa Jowell.

But it's his time in politics that has made him the poised, forceful campaigner of the current election cycle.

Able, forceful and photogenic, she won election, and with her father's ascent to prime minister, an office he held from 1990 to 1993, she too rose in the party.

But I will never stop having this doubt: that maybe if they had really charged in there riding the forceful energy of the historic election, and acted like it was an emergency moment -- which it was -- they could have gotten some big victories right up front, and there really could have been an historic "first hundred days" for this administration and the country.

He kept looking down and was not using the lines they had practiced assailing Mitt Romney, who kept the president on the defensive and presented a forceful case against his re-election.

The Ba'ath Party faced a major dilemma: take power through competitive elections or through forceful takeover.

All in all, ever since his forceful response to the midterm elections, Obama seems to be getting more and more popular.