Sentence examples for individual election from inspiring English sources

But the home secretary has refused to set a minimum threshold, and said the commissioners elected should not be judged on the turnout in their individual election but on their ability to set priorities for the police and to cut crime.

But beyond each individual election, the long-term trend is clearly negative.

In most of the scenarios I consider reasonable, the elections stay close enough that either party could win most any individual election for the foreseeable future.

She said the commissioners should not be judged on the turnout in their individual election but on their ability to set priorities for the police and to cut crime.

Which suggests, I would submit, that when voters say that rich donors control everything, they may not be talking about absolute amounts of money, or even individual election rules.

Technology exists to allow individual election boards to similarly track voters' moves – even just syncing voter rolls with, say, a state's motor vehicle registration or drivers license database would be more efficient and cheaper, according to the Electronic Information Registration Center (Eric).

The challenge of the Stein-Baraka campaign will be to convince voters of a long-term political vision, one that isn't prisoner to our collective obsession with individual elections or hyperbolic fear of particular candidates.

Ms. Hochul's victory should not be forgotten about, as it's a sign of how volatile the results in individual elections can be, and how rapidly the political climate can shift.

In particular, if we look more closely at the data and pay attention to individual elections, we can see that support for anti-establishment parties greatly differs among countries.

While such developments "may take the G.O.P. down in individual elections," he writes in "Building Red America," the Republican Party "holds a set of advantages, some substantial and some marginal," that have enabled it to "eke out victory by slim margins in a majority of closely contested elections" and that will probably give it an edge in the foreseeable future.

Whether you look at this as 27 individual elections or a snapshot of the EU as a whole a picture does emerge.