Sentence examples for future electoral from inspiring English sources

But the first step in that process, Tuesday's rallies, suggested that future electoral success is far from inevitable.

Pamela Karlan, a Stanford Law School professor, has suggested that "fear of future electoral retaliation" may cause pernicious judicial bias.

It will be a long road ahead just to modernise, purge the deadwood and unite around a new leader, let alone imagine a future electoral victory.

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.

Labour's future electoral prospects are also on the line, of course, but a smaller figure than Gordon might have chosen to leave his auld enemy to his fate.

Last week, however, Mr. Barbour seems to have not only shut the door to future electoral politics, but also painted over it.

The Liberal Democrats staked their future on electoral reform.

And what of the future for electoral reform?

John Cookson Bournemouth Sadiq Khan might choose his words carefully when linking future Labour electoral success to Tony Blair.

Leading the Lib Dems in two general elections, in 2001 and 2005, he was instrumental in achieving the party's best result for 80 years when it won 62 seats in the latter contest, which is likely to remain for the foreseeable future its electoral high-water mark.

Senators have a much more national vision than House members, and so there are a lot of Republicans in the Senate who know that passing immigration reform is, at this point, almost a necessity for their party's future national electoral prospects.