Sentence examples for make an electoral from inspiring English sources

"He's liberated from having to make an electoral calculation around any decision he makes," she said.

More importantly, they would make an electoral pact with the Tories in 2015 much trickier.

The Green party's failure to make an electoral breakthrough, despite unprecedented publicity in the national media, demands reappraisal of its political strategy.

This means the 50,000 Latinos who turn 18 every month may take more than a decade to make an electoral impact.

If Sir James's Referendum Party achieves nothing else in this election, it could at least challenge the current arrangements enough to make an electoral commission a necessity next time.

Mr Kennedy's focus on Iraq was not to everyone's liking: the former chief of staff to ex-leader Paddy Ashdown said the party must concentrate on other issues if it wants to make an electoral breakthrough.

He's making an electoral observation.

The anti-immigrant One Nation party, led by Pauline Hanson, has made an electoral impact more than once in recent years.

After leaving, she reminded Fine Gael that they had made an electoral promise in 2011 not to introduce abortion into Ireland.

This week the Sicilian branch of Mr. Berlusconi's own center-right party, Forza Italia, made an electoral pact in some local constituencies with Fiamma Tricolore, an unapologetically Fascist party.

Mr. Fillon, 54, a Gaullist and defense expert, made an electoral pact with the more liberal Mr. Sarkozy to try to push through structural changes from the right.