Sentence examples for push the primary from inspiring English sources

"It goes to the old adage: I don't care if it's good or bad publicity, just spell my name right," said Councilman Jack Evans, who helped push the primary through the Council.

The delays cascaded into other proceedings, pushing the primary elections from March to May and the runoffs from May to July.

Mr. Schundler, the mayor of Jersey City, has been fighting to overturn a law, hastily enacted on April 23, that pushed the primary back three weeks to June 26 and enabled Mr. Franks, the former representative, to replace Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco opposite Mr. Schundler on Republican ballots for governor.

Our second observation is that the presence of the secondary transmitter always pushes the primary system to the limit of decodability as described by the following proposition: The set of parameters that solves the optimization problem in (26) satisfies R 1 ( 1 ) + R 1 ( 2 ) = R 1 ⋆ (29).

With redistricting fights pushing the primaries closer to summertime — and farther from the possibility of giving the state's Republican voters any say in who should be their presidential nominee — turnout could be even lower than normal.

The state that helped push the presidential primary season into a fast-forward frenzy more than a decade ago is now abruptly shifting it into reverse.

In his view, a loss in Michigan wouldn't dent Clinton's prospects but it could energise Sanders supporters and push the Democratic primary into the summer.

Mr. Romney had come under some criticism in New Hampshire recently for refusing to join a boycott of the Nevada caucuses, whose original date in mid-January had potentially threatened to push the New Hampshire primary into December.

But the war over the political maps for the Legislature and for Congress has pushed the party primary elections deeper into the year.

Stu Loeser, who worked on Mark Green's mayoral campaign in 2001 and later became the press secretary for Mr. Bloomberg, said that "a credible candidate like Joe Lhota entering the race on the Republican line immediately forces Democrats to think about electability in November and quickly pushes the Democratic primary to the center".

QUESTION FROM MICHAEL TOMKINS: I wonder how long you think the other candidates will push this primary, before they make way for Romney?