Sentence examples for neat election from inspiring English sources
His neat election slogan, "If there's no corruption, there's no poverty", won him the presidency, because it suggested a tidy solution to the country's two biggest problems.
IT WAS to have been a neat election, the final piece in a jigsaw that would have kept Slobodan Milosevic and his (ex-communist) Socialists running Serbia into the next century.
Forget the rest of the claimants to the Iron Throne, our Spider is a Targaryen man through and through, and even has a neat election slogan – "Power, prosperity and a land where the powerful no longer prey on the powerless" – to prove it.
Mr Clinton wants them to send negotiators to Washington in a fortnight which might be a neat election-eve boon for Al Gore, but might not help Ehud Barak stave off parliamentary defeat.The Sharm el-Sheikh summit, hastily convened on October 16th at an Egyptian beach resort, did better than most people had dared hope.
The board was around two meter square, and a few neat A4-size election posters and notices by Bhutan's Election Commission were pasted on it.
Whatever the merits of that, it is a neat political move in an election year where his party, the CDU, could be undone at the polls if the Green Party performs well.
A NEAT little cheat-sheet from John Fortier at the American Enterprise Institute strips down election night to the few vital races worth watching.
That rather neat story has been turned on its head by these elections.
In a neat trick of replacement theology, Obama, referred to as "the Jewish president," becomes the real Jew on whom election has fallen figuratively as well as literally.
