Sentence examples for provides general election from inspiring English sources
The Youth Leadership Initiative also provides general election lesson plans and runs its own mock election (see below) and e-Congress.
The two-day visit, designed originally by Downing Street to provide helpful general election pictures to burnish Cameron's status a world statesman, will take on a more sober note than planned in the aftermath of the attacks in Paris.
Expression of dissatisfaction with Wellington's fatalistic attitude toward poverty and unemployment was made possible when the accession of William IV in 1830, following George IV's death, provided a general election.
It has been a convention rather than a legal requirement, although the Fixed-term Parliaments Act now provides for general elections to be held on the first Thursday in May every five years.
The government has passed a law providing for general elections on a fixed date every five years, the next occurring on 7 May, 2015.
Its bill also includes limits on the amount trade unions and other registered "third parties" can provide directly to general election campaigns.
Moreover, many Republicans credit Sauerbrey's court challenge with improving the state's voting procedures: A law providing for a general election recount was enacted in 1996, and Baltimore now has new voting machines and better-trained election judges.
Trump's national security stumbles in questioning U.S. support for NATO allies and urging Russia to meddle in the race provides a general-election opening for Clinton and other Democrats to reach out to Republicans.
The coming general election provides an excellent starting point to begin this dialogue.
Her candidacy in the general election provides Democrats with a crucial opportunity to flip a GOP-held seat as the party seeks to win a House majority.
Privately, they contend that the slashing strategy they employed during the primaries will work again in the general election, provided they avoid the appearance of attacking Mr. Bush personally.
