Sentence examples for friendly election from inspiring English sources

In a statement acknowledging his victory, the peer said he was grateful to the other candidates for having "made this such a friendly election".

He now prefers calibrated populism, enlivening his campaign with rap songs and promises to boost youth employment.In this section Rambo reigns No jobs, boys Wee but worrisome ReprintsA meagre election turnout meant that uncouth staples of Ugandan politics such as ghost voters and overly friendly election officials were not needed, yet few doubt they were available.

Maduro hailed the outcome as a victory for chavismo, and the Maduro-friendly election commission pronounced the elections clear.

Even a euro-friendly election in Athens wouldn't be enough to stem the pressure as long as nervous investors look to the dollar as a haven, he says.

More user-friendly election Web sites — operated by private groups like the Overseas Vote Foundation, or by governmental entities — have helped, too.

A relatively market-friendly election scenario means a stronger Brazilian real going forward.

After all, reform-friendly election results in the Iranian parliament recently have only increased hopes.

Or he could run in a G.O.P. primary in a new 14th against Mr. Hultgren and have a better chance in a more Republican-friendly general election.

But their relationship is somewhere between professional and friendly, and the election made matters more complex, according to well-informed sources.

And to the Beltway insiders who push corporate-friendly "bipartisanship," every election proves that voters really want to be governed by an amalgam of elites from both parties.

The Blair government's analysis was that comprehensives failed to cater to individual abilities, and an election-friendly promise was made to offer choice to parents and a tailored education to children.