Sentence examples for hope of election from inspiring English sources

Well, the hope of election 2008 has turned into a newfound national fear in election 2016.

Just as political leaders have long had to be dynamite on TV to stand much hope of election or survival, so too will corporate leaders.

In constituencies where the party has no hope of election, she advises: "It's a horrible position to be in, but the only wasted vote is the one you don't believe in.

Ms. Livni's long-awaited announcement came the day after Mr. Netanyahu's Likud Party completed a primary in which several moderate members were pushed toward the bottom of the list, with little hope of election, beaten out by ultranationalist candidates, including Moshe Feiglin.

So what hope of election success for "Smica", to use his Slavia nickname?

Most important is the reform of the National Election Committee, to give more hope of fairer elections.

Not long ago he was given no hope of re-election.

Against the advice of many aides, including senior generals, he returned to Pakistan from exile this year in the hope of contesting elections and resurrecting his dormant political career.

Sure enough, Congress is packed full of, say, 435 localists who will bravely send home pork in the hope of re-election.

When governments lose hope of re-election, ministers position themselves for the leadership contest that inevitably follows the return to opposition.

When Taiwan liberalised in the late 1980s, the opposition had no hope of winning elections because a majority of seats were reserved for delegates notionally representing seats in mainland China.