Sentence examples for in an electoral cycle from inspiring English sources

"It was on the wrong track for the last couple of years, and the fact that France was in an electoral cycle for a year, and now Germany is in an electoral cycle for a year, doesn't help".

Labour believes it is a partisan attempt to secure the Conservatives' financial dominance and has estimated it could lose as much as £35m in an electoral cycle.

This episode's encouraging lesson for Americans who still respect the constitution is a good one: even when it's under assault by candidates enjoying strong institutional momentum, even in an electoral cycle dominated by fear and irrationality, people didn't and won't tolerate the weakening of a vital American principle.

Arriving at a solution for a critical infrastructure challenge the U.S. faces is neither achieved in an electoral cycle, nor is it decided along party lines.

Some imagine that in the absence of an electoral cycle, the one party state can afford to shelve political narratives.

In a normal electoral cycle, that might be a reasonable supposition.

Currently, Yatsenyuk is allegedly backed by Ukraine's notorious oligarch Rinat Akhmetov -- the same oligarch who backed the ousted president Yanukovych in a previous electoral cycle and is rumored to be connected to the Kremlin.

He added that at this stage in the electoral cycle: "In a sense we've lost the opportunity because by the time you get to the last six weeks of an election campaign politicians are responding to public opinion polls and there's very little we can do to change.

Four years ago, at a similar point in the electoral cycle, Mr Brown's fiscal position was impregnable, with a surplus of £15 billion ($27 billion).

The agreement comes at a pivotal moment in the electoral cycle, with candidates seeking the Democratic and Republican presidential nominations expected to be pressed on their position on the agreement.

Labour will lose more than £40m in every electoral cycle as a result of the trade union bill, which Sir Paul Kenny has warned will plunge the party into "financial crisis".