Sentence examples for long-term election from inspiring English sources

Opora's 251 long-term election monitors have been producing regular reports listing dozens, if not hundreds, of election violations.

Labour's long-term election prospects may depend on it and, from the nature of Mr Reid's speech, the leadership knows it.

Under the latter scenario, Governor Bushnell was proposed in the long term election, but Bushnell was unwilling to support silver.

Three Republican state representatives who had voted with the Democrats to organize the legislature switched sides and voted for Hanna, who triumphed with a bare majority in both the short and long term elections.

At the same time, the Lib Dems have been dealt a blow by the revelations about Lord Rennard, the party's long-term by-election mastermind.

Most recently (2013) she published Evaluating Elections: Tools for Improvement with co-authors R. Michael Alvarez and Thad Hall that provides long-term strategies for election administrators to continually evaluate and improve elections.

A failure to reach a deal this week could also make it hard to agree until 2015 on a long-term budget, after elections in Germany in September and in 2014 for the European Parliament, whose approval is also required for the plan.

This budget proposes a one-year fix costing about $23 billion and promises a long-term plan after the election.

Social care policies After all the brave talk about Labour making long-term care a key election battleground, the issue is hardly prominent.

And in a reference to the Tories' general election "long-term economic plan", Corbyn joked that the Treasury website described the tax-free pledge as a "long-term" plan.

In a long-term sense, if the election were to go off without a hitch, then this in turn would improve Brazil's political standing and thereby attract outside investment.