Sentence examples for making this election from inspiring English sources

But they do show that the Obama campaign has been succeeding at making this election at least partially about Romney and not just about the economy.

Nobody has spent more time arguing for making this election into a clash of Big Ideas than the D.C. insiders at The Weekly Standard.

Abbott went to Adelaide, and kept his focus on making this election, and the days leading up to it, a referendum on Labor's clean energy package.

While most of the smart money is still betting on a hung parliament, the odds have already steadied at 2/9, making this election even more of a political Grand National with the field more wide open than the usual two-to-three horses with a chance in the Derby.

Taxpayers who want to qualify for the new 18percentt capital-gains rate on property acquired before 2001 and held until at least 2006 may report a sale on their return and pay taxes on the gain so far -- it is called a deemed sale because they actually keep the security -- but making this election is expected to be uncommon.

Labour supporters woke up yesterday to find their party was only three seats worse off - it now has 26 rather than 29 members in the 60-seat assembly, but the party's share of the vote tumbled by 8.5%, making this election result one of the worst ever for the party in Wales.

"We make this election matter.

It made this election all the more important, he said.

Second, Obama was right to make this election about Bush.

"They are trying every way possible to make this election about something other than them.

We all knew that Bill Clinton was going to make this election about himself sooner or later.