Sentence examples for preferred election from inspiring English sources

The memo was potentially hugely damaging to the SNP leader because it suggested she was misleading voters about her preferred election outcome.

The note was potentially hugely damaging to the SNP leader because it suggested she was misleading voters about her preferred election outcome.

"The process itself might have not been the order he wanted," said Mr. Tour?explaining that his father favored "decentralization," and would have preferred elections for lesser offices than the presidency.

"He has failed to work hard for local people and even admitted he prefers election campaigns to actually doing the job of representing the people of Bradford West.

But might a number of the seemingly indecisive, fumbling, and risk-and-change-averse politicians in the coalition prefer election results on Sept. 27 that replicate the current share-the-patronage, shift-the-blame arrangement?

He would prefer elections before the PTI bandwagon gathers further momentum (the "pious unbearded" are also an important PML(N) constituency).

"What I understood is that he would prefer elections and he is perhaps not fully convinced yet that elections are not possible now," Mr. Pachachi said.

They would much prefer elections to Kosovo-wide institutions, creating at least the embryo of an independent state.The UN's relations with Kosovo's main power-brokers are already strained: Hashim Thaci, the former commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army, has suspended co-operation with UN institutions as a protest at the concessions he says are being given to local Serbs.

MG: "El Presidente, if you're so popular, why not allow these human rights groups to publish a newsletter?" FC: "Why waste the paper?" We all prefer elections but apparently authoritarian revolutionaries think differently.

The reclusive cleric said he preferred that elections be held before the transfer of sovereignty in June.

We've been over this before -- the administration would prefer the election to focus on "choice" and not be a "referendum election".