Sentence examples similar to pertinent election from inspiring English sources

Readers are invited to suggest other books or resources, and also to raise questions pertinent to the election.

Sanders didn't view the email issue as pertinent to the election and wouldn't use it as a cudgel against Clinton's character.

That the model accounts for these factors should not be taken to mean that other issues pertinent to the election are irrelevant.

Her long overdue 2001 premiere of Andrea Dunbar's The Arbor, 11 years after its teenage author's death, gave voice to the Britain forgotten by New Labour and was particularly pertinent coming in election week.

In addition, Mr. Turner has tried to localize the race, for instance by critiquing Mr. Weprin's support of the so-called "Ground Zero Mosque," an issue which could be pertinent in an election will take place just two days after the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.

A student may not elect a new course after midterm, as published in the Yale College Calendar with Pertinent Deadlines, unless such election is made to correct a clerical error on the course schedule.

Boundary-Line™ is especially pertinent considering the upcoming election.

Her analysis of the Tory problem at the next election is pertinent.

Clegg has sought to close down speculation about which party he would support, but the issue is especially pertinent with a general election no more than nine months away.

Christiane Amanpour, whom I admire immensely for her courage and outspoken opinions of global issues asked the pertinent question for this election: Who would Mother Teresa vote for to be President of the United States?

Nobody could have foreseen Donald Trump, but Rovere's remarks about Presidential elections are pertinent to this campaign season.