Sentence examples for of the electioneering from inspiring English sources

"So much of the electioneering that those on the right have done has been based upon fear," she wrote.

But even assuming the Fed cuts its key rate this month, Mr. Zandi said, "I now expect that the economic climate is going to be weaker through a big chunk of the electioneering season".

The regulations suggest that if a person has executed $10,000 in electioneering communications contracts, 24 hours after the first such communication is aired, the disburser must make a disclosure encompassing all of the electioneering communications under the contracts.

While admitting that a lot of the electioneering appeared quite stage-managed, Rzouki said the UK system was better than other countries, including the US. .

Reading an excellent article by my colleague Jonathan Wilson, I was struck that the rules of modern south-of-the-border electioneering have already been codified – in Diego Torres's biography of José Mourinho, of all places.

We should not be surprised by the lack of detail in the electioneering around public sector job cuts.

The Republicans, of course, were chortling at the electioneering value of their resolution that Mr. Rangel's problems have "held the House up to public ridicule".

Many of them will feature in the electioneering that lies ahead.

Scott is, however, finally to leave him because he can't take the strain of the constant electioneering.

Conflict with Cambodia over a disputed border in the north is seen as another part of the complex electioneering now in full spate.

Despite the news in France, despite the NHS crisis, despite the outbreak of electioneering, the story of Prince Andrew's foolhardy friendship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein continues to make headlines.