Sentence examples for kickstart the election from inspiring English sources

Officials said the party wants to kickstart the election of a new MP in the seat of Heywood and Middleton before parliament rises on Thursday.

Investment bankers are hoping that a £6bn flotation would help kickstart the new issues market in London, which has been relatively quiet since the election and the summer months, also troubled by the turmoil on the China markets.

"We'll kickstart the economy by investing in jobs and growth and lowering taxes for our middle class," the father of three promised voters ahead of the election.

Will Dolores kickstart the revolution?

Hawke wanted to kickstart the "clever country".

That would kickstart the O'Neill era.

This would kickstart the legislative process.

It will kickstart the urban regeneration of the area".

Thon said the temporary closing would kickstart the rehabilitation process.

The television experience helped to kickstart the transformation, he says.

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