Sentence examples for prospects of election from inspiring English sources

Opponents like Canavan argue Hanson is simply "a PR vehicle" and the risk of "[beating] her up" is enhancing her name recognition and prospects of election.

Springborg is seen as the father of the Queensland merger of the Liberal and National parties, a feat fraught with high emotions and many potential enemies but ultimately improving the LNP's prospects of election as it ended three-cornered contests between Liberal, National and Labor candidates in some electorates.

The site had run pieces by Sue Blackmore on religion, Michael White on republicanism in Australia, George Galloway on the prospect of election disaster for Tony Blair, and Tom Robinson on the global appeal of James Blunt Robinsonn also mentioned Jamie's School Dinners in this column - was all this really 10 years ago?).

The prospect of elections raises numerous concerns.

The Turkish parliament will be recalled early on September 1st to discuss the prospect of elections.

But there is little prospect of elections any time soon, Israeli, Palestinian and Western officials said.

The prospect of elections in November explains why a fiscal-stimulus plan was agreed upon in record time.

The prospect of elections could either spur some semblance of Palestinian unity or make that prospect even more distant.

Israel has re-established military control of the West Bank, throwing the prospect of elections into further doubt.

We discussed the prospect of elections taking place in the next few months, and the role the E.U. can play in helping to monitor and observe these elections.

The scandal has raised the prospect of elections before the current government's 2016 mandate expires.That does not mean that opposition parties would win such elections.