Sentence examples for made in elections from inspiring English sources

"We are poised to make, by far, the biggest investment we've ever made in elections," Karpinski said in an interview, adding that the group's efforts are "making climate change part of the conversation" in races across the country.

The Volunteers say they were struck by the contrast between the situation of women here and the gains women made in elections last month in the United States, where there will be more women than before in Congress — 20 of 100 in the Senate, and 78 of 435 in the House of Representatives.

The Bush administration's idea of spending $1.5 billion promoting marriage is one of those rather expensive but basically symbolic gestures that presidents like to make in election years.

The victory would almost completely wipe out the significant opposition inroads made in municipal elections three years ago.

As expected, Congress's Italian-born president, Sonia Gandhi, easily defeated the only challenge ever made in party elections to a member of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty.

Democrats also touted gains women made in state elections last year in Virginia.

And despite changes made in federal election law in 2002, the 2004 election demonstrated that many states and localities were not enforcing them.

"Obviously I'm going to follow through with the promise made in the election campaign.

"And the promises we made in the election were on the thresholds.

Remember the four big promises we made in the election campaign?

Judicial sources said additional arrests could be made in the election case.