Sentence examples for keep elections from inspiring English sources

In Europe, the state helps pay for campaigning and forces television networks to give time to parties; America prefers to keep elections, mostly, in the private sector.

Facebook has recently undertaken a massive apology ad campaign on TV, bus stops and elsewhere, touting that it understands its responsibility to keep elections and users' data safe.

Political parties help keep election administration transparent and honest, he said, because the process is watched more closely as parties look over each other's shoulders.

We are also asked to keep election materials by the different parties separate, as far as we can – presumably because otherwise you wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

Despite the painful and needed changes, GM is still unprofitable, and huge challenges remain before it can go public again and pay off the U.S. Treasury, all the while trying to keep election-year politicians at bay.

It is beyond time to finalize a long-term FAA Reauthorization bill that improves our aviation infrastructure, grows our economy, creates hundreds of thousands of new jobs and keeps elections fair for air and rail employees," the flyer reads.

Financial suffocation, intimidation, public shaming, limiting numbers of candidates for each party, and charging high amounts for TV time are just some of the ways in which the ruling party keeps election time quiet.

But if you say, when you lose an election, the show was great but the audience was poor, you're going to keep losing elections".

If they keep winning elections, they get to pick when to step down.

And in a further sign of progress, Armenia's quarrelsome civil-society movement mobilised to keep the elections clean.

Now, in office, they keep postponing elections to entrench themselves in the fabric of government and judiciary by brute force.