Sentence examples for from electorates from inspiring English sources

But it won't happen without sustained pressure on politicians from electorates.

You divert attention with a bold claim: the 2014-15 budget is a concerted attempt by a few rich guys from rich electorates to govern for the fat cats.

The political elites of Europe are ever more distanced from their electorates.

The current pretenders to the initials draw their claim for legitimacy not from the electorate, but from the example of earlier incarnations of the IRA.

And though Mr. Obama craves high grades from the electorate and from history, he is in a virtual dead heat with Mr. Romney in national polls, the political equivalent of school progress reports.

Although the retention of the 11-plus is popular among the unionist middle classes, the real rewards for the UUP from that electorate will flow from their "thranness" in the face of pressure.

Liberty versus security is a question that divides not merely the elites from the electorate, and the government from the opposition.

It will also need approval from the Senate, and from the electorate in November.

The European Parliament is made up of parties from European Union member states drawn from an electorate of around 400 million people.

Fourteen thousand potential participants were selected randomly from the Electoral Roll, sampling from two federal electorates in the northern suburbs of Sydney, Australia.

We got and understood the message from the electorate.