Sentence examples for goal election from inspiring English sources

We still fight the darkness, but now, with Hillary Clinton's candidacy we are one day away from achieving our goal: election day. .

Still, the Tillman Act was a first step toward what Congress described as its goal: elections "free from the power of money".

With Mr. Bush promising to veto the $106.5 billion spending measure unless it is pared to less than $95 billion, senators who wanted to improve border security, a cause that grassroots conservatives have declared a main goal this election year, felt they had to do so without letting the underlying bill expand.

Integral to the goal of election administration reform is increasing flexibility for voters.

The goal this election cycle is to rouse it more quickly.

What emerged was an unprecedented force, 13 million supporters connected to one another over the Internet, all driving toward one goal, the election of Obama.

The goal of elections and democratic reform has long been on the PLO agenda.

"The goal of elections is not to create a mechanism for expressing the will of the people," Azhdar Kurtov, a Russian analyst of the region, wrote about the Turkmen elections on the Web site fergana.ru.ru

He did not talk specifically about the divisions inside the party over fiscal and social issues, but he urged Republican officials to be driven by their overarching goal: winning elections.

In Colorado, progressive donors got together to create a network of nonprofit organizations working towards a common goal: winning elections.

And it is a complete own goal in an election campaign to tell a blatant lie.