Sentence examples for guarantee election from inspiring English sources

Being this type of "incumbent" doesn't really guarantee election (at least not in the way that an elected incumbent has such an advantage).

An alliance with Mr Sharif would almost guarantee election victory.

In order to guarantee election to Holyrood, Murphy would need to ensure he was lead candidate for Scottish Labour on a regional list.

He said he had honored their requests to abuse his powers as governor of Quintana Roo to guarantee election victories for his party.

In buildings with cumulative voting, Mr. Brett said, state law provides that a director cannot be removed if the number of votes cast in opposition to his removal is equal to or more than the minimum number of votes necessary to guarantee election in the original election.

While the press poo-poo'ed her makeup ("She seems to have applied her makeup with a trowel," wrote the Washington Post) and introduced her to the public as caricature ("Cruella de Ville",) as Florida's top election-cop, Harris purged enough voter rolls, understaffed enough voting places and ill-equipped the voting system sufficiently to guarantee election day chaos.

The nominees are virtually guaranteed election because by tradition there are no competing candidates.

The top-down "power vertical" that Putin built as president endures, guaranteeing election results and locking out genuine opponents.

"The lesson many Democrats took from the Clinton experience 1993 and 1994 is that failure to lead guarantees election losses," said Steve Elmendorf, a longtime Democratic strategist.

This would create far more races that were truly competitive, especially across the vast majority of lopsided districts where winning the party primary essentially guarantees election.

Mr Robert Maclennan was last night guaranteed election as the Social Democratic Party's third leader and probably its last, against the wishes of his predecessor, Dr David Owen.