Sentence examples for offering election from inspiring English sources

According to the employee, the company survived mainly by offering "election management" services to political parties and their funders in democracies in the Caribbean and sub-Saharan Africa.

And now its platform seems appears to be offering election fiddlers the perfect blend of mainstream reach plus unmoderated opportunity to skew political outcomes.

Recently, in addition to beauty tips, she has been offering election advice to a larger public, appearing in Iowa at the GOP debate and raising non-cosmetic questions.

Hotels are seeking to capitalize on the political season by offering election-themed promotions that they hope will appeal to guests whatever their political leanings.

For months, hotels across the country have been capitalizing on the presidential campaign by offering election-themed promotions to entice travelers of all political stripes.

But in offering an election post-mortem, Bee focused on voter turnout.

All political parties are offering post-election spending increases for the NHS but none are even reaching the minimum £8bn figure proposed by Simon Stevens in his recent Five Year Forward View.

Sadly, what we are likely to see in the red box is a few bedraggled rabbits offering pre-election gimmicks and the chance to drown our sorrows for a few pennies less this year.

Yet here they are, just a few weeks before an election, offering the traditional vote-winner of a tax cut.

But it did stay on the election, offering a long, somewhat pitying feature about economic conditions in Ohio.

He wants to go into the next election offering a referendum in which the British people get to choose between leaving the EU or staying in.