Sentence examples for increased electoral from inspiring English sources

The benefits of increased electoral diversity are not merely abstract, either.

While Ms. Whitman and Ms. Fiorina have come to embody Silicon Valley's increased electoral ambitions, neither truly represents its political sensibilities.

Just 13%% of women in the same category voted for her father in 2007.An increased electoral appeal to women voters might help the National Front break the traditional glass ceiling of around 15% that it has struggled to breach in national elections.

Still, the level of increased electoral competition should produce an increase of only about $500 million in spending, according to Sarah Bynar, a researcher at the Center for Responsive Politics.

LabourList has released polling suggesting that agreeing to match coalition spending plans will not increase electoral support for Labour.

His aides argued that given Hispanics' increasing electoral strength, attracting their support was a crucial part of trying to achieve dominance over Democrats.

The recent arrests of two state senators, John Sampson and Malcolm Smith, and the sentencing of former State Senator Shirley Huntley on corruption charges should be reason enough to increase electoral choice.

The National party has come under increasing electoral pressure from the Greens and environmental activists campaigning for rural communities against coal seam gas and conventional mining, notably around the $1.2bn Shenhua Watermark coal mine on prime agricultural land on the Liverpool Plains in NSW.

But that could increase electoral competition because, in the 2000 election, the national parties in effect abandoned 95% of the races to incumbents, and concentrated all their money and attention on 20 or 30 super-expensive contests.On balance, the bill, if it became law, could do more good than harm.

But the Democratic Party's increasing electoral success in upper portions of the income scale points to something broader: an argument that people like him have a civic responsibility to bear more of the burden of deficit reduction and to pay for government spending priorities.

The migrants' own narratives confirm the survey finding that participation in emigrant networks does not necessarily increase electoral engagement with the homeland.