Sentence examples for precise election from inspiring English sources

And even there one would not be quite at an end; an overall principle remains, the compression of what might have been epic or five-act tragedy into two lines, or the poet's precise election of a single instant to carry what the novelist, if he did his business properly, would have been hundreds of pages arriving at.

The precise moment on election night when exit polls are available but there is little other information represents a simpler problem to solve, and one with more objectively correct answers.

"If we can't have elections right away, a smaller Governing Council might be better because it could be more tightly focused on the precise issue of elections," said Mowaffak al-Rubaie, a Dawa spokesman.

The debate about tax should become "as precise as possible" before election day, he says.

Criminal gangs are still making mayhem.In any case, the risk of violence will rise if Mr Berisha disputes the election's precise result.

When else in living memory has a major political party faced such a stark division -- at the precise moment the general election presidential campaign begins?

In reality Labour's decision on whether to go into coalition or form a minority government if it fails to win a working majority will largely depend on the precise parliamentary arithmetic after the election.

Robert F. Bauer, a lawyer for the party's Congressional and Senate campaign committees, said it was imperative that the election commission write precise rules that leave no question of what conduct is proper.

Mr Ashdown will not die in any ditches for it either; what matters most to him is that a more proportional system is in place for the next election, not what precise form that system takes.Mr Ashdown's view matters because Mr Blair wants close relations with the Lib Dems.

One whose ability to predict the outcome of elections is so precise, it's nearly indistinguishable from magic.

While the Justice Department has confirmed that he plans to remain in office at least through the midterm elections this fall, his precise plans beyond November are a mystery, apparently even to Holder himself.