Sentence examples for produce election from inspiring English sources

The channel decided to produce election shows without him.

Worse – Ben is a skilled, professional writer – what would happen if I'd ever suggested to my party that we employ him to produce election literature for us?

(Plenty of other surveys, of course, don't measure opinions but instead concern status and behavior: Do you own a house? Have you seen a doctor in the past month?) It's not a bad idea to reserve the term "polls" for the kind meant to produce election forecasts.

Negotiations brokered by the Organization of American States between the government and opposition are now likely to produce elections that will choose a new president and Congress months before the target of July 28 , 2001 the date Mr. Fujimori originally envisaged.

The court upheld, however, disclosure requirements for corporations that spend $10,000 to produce election-season ads, and ads will still have to disclaim who paid for them.

The producers met directors Dayton and Faris while producing Election and in turn gave the script to them to read in 2001.

Two dudes who produced Election for me many years ago showed me the script and asked if I knew someone who would be right to direct it.

To count them first and then rule on their legality "is not a recipe for producing election results that have the public acceptance democratic stability requires".

Count first, and rule upon legality afterwards, is not a recipe for producing election results that have the public acceptance democratic stability requires.

Liberty Election Systems, a new outfit owned by the executives of an Albany printing company that has produced election ballots for decades, is spending $3,000 a month on lobbyists from Capitol Group.

Ms. Bard and Mr. Javerbaum met in the summer of 2000 at the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia, where she was producing election coverage ("Indecision 2000") for comedycentral.com, and he was writing about the event for "The Daily Show".