Sentence examples for out of election from inspiring English sources

The campaigns that have the least to worry about are those that have just come out of election cycles or have been building operations for years in preparation for a presidential run.

Massachusetts and Arizona passed ballot initiatives intended to drive special interest money out of election financing.

Presidential candidates also complained of polling stations running out of election materials, including ballots, and the misbehavior of polling staff.

"The administration is hesitating because of fears of rising oil prices this year, apparently out of election year considerations," he told Israel Radio.

As Farron knocks on doors, something he claims to do at least once a week out of election time, his rapport with voters is clear.

But because the election might be close again, the other way to reduce that possibility, and to help restore the norm of both sides accepting the electoral process's outcome, is to get the partisans out of election management, protect voting rights through new legislation and invest in quality election administration.

Twenty were selected for the county's poll worker training workshop, a two-hour lesson on the ins and outs of election day.

Privacy preserving electronic election architecture without any trusted third party is presented and a general technique for k-out-of-m election based on distributed ElGamal encryption and mix-match is also provided.

"The big, interesting question is 'What message does Obama take out of this election?

Never mind if polls suggest that no party would come out of an election a big winner.

Informing the undercover reporter that Delingpole was "pulling out" of the election, Heaton-Harris said the timing was "contrived".