Sentence examples for major turnout from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah and its related institutions helped ensure that Mr. Khatami received a major turnout in one of the largest welcomes here since Pope John Paul II's visit almost exactly six years ago.

The detention of former MP Musallam al-Barrack is likely to raise tensions between Kuwait's ruling system and opposition factions led by Islamists, which seek to regain control of parliament in elections on 1 December Al-Barrack appeared late Monday on a pro-opposition TV station, Al-Youm, shortly before his arrest and urged for a major turnout at the next protest gathering planned for Sunday.

Obama needs a major turnout in Philadelphia.

Warren's good name and inspiration will be a powerful weapon for Democrats to bring out voters in a midterm election in which they face a major turnout challenge.

Deputy First Minister and Plaid Cymru leader Ieuan Wyn Jones said referenda generally "tend not to have major turnouts".

"And that's going to have a major impact on turnout".

A major effort to boost turnout – historically around 55% in Indian national elections – could result in up to 65% of eligible voters casting ballots, Brahma said.

Still, "In Seven Days" was the major draw, and the turnout supports Mr. Gilbert's conviction that if he and his players present challenging contemporary pieces that they really believe in, that curious audiences will come.

Latinos also face a major problem with voter turnout.

Oregon became the first state in the country to implement the system last year and saw major gains in youth turnout and registration by people of color, according to one report. .

GOTV, especially through mobile means, looks to be one of the biggest growth areas for the DCCC digital team as they seek to boost the turnout of major Democratic constituencies, including young adults, minorities and single women, who tend to vote at a much lower rate in midterm elections.