Sentence examples for movement to elect from inspiring English sources

California's primary election on Tuesday was a big disappointment for the movement to elect reform-minded prosecutors.

Nor was there an orchestrated movement to elect them.

Millions of people, especially the youth, who built the movement to elect Obama, have been disillusioned.

After the march, they announced a campaign to challenge the National Rifle Association and turn their one-day event into a national movement to elect like-minded lawmakers.

And many of them had been involved in the movement to elect the new President.

Let's take a sober look at the forces arrayed against us; consider what they will do to undermine President Sanders; and see how to integrate a movement to elect you into a movement for an effective political revolution.

In order to confront dual challenges — Hamas and setbacks in the peace process with Israel — the Fatah delegates want to use the conference to devise a clearly defined, unifying program for the movement and to elect new representatives for its decision-making bodies.

As much as anyone, he represents the will and spirit of the Tea Party movement, which helped to elect him in a Democratic-dominated district, and is one of their local heroes.

For the Taiwanese democratic movement to have elected Chen Shui-bias as Taiwan's president and to have toppled the long-ruling Nationalist Party is a hard-earned achievement and milestone (news article, March 20).

What's needed is a powerful grassroots progressive movement to force elected officials to do the right thing more often and to counter-balance the power of big money in politics.

But in delving into the nitty-gritty of health care negotiations for the first time, Mr. Obama risks alienating members of the labor movement, who worked hard to elect him.