Sentence examples for radical election from inspiring English sources

The aftershock of the most radical election result since the second world war was felt throughout Austrian society.

The narrative shifts to 1983; in the wake of the Falklands War, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and her Conservative government enjoy huge public popularity as the general election approaches, while Labour's radical election manifesto loses them key voters.

It is in decline, not least because of its internal power struggles and its unwillingness to dump more radical allies.The election on October 28th in Sicily was a warning of wider fragmentation.

But at that time, the Labour party was still overtly hostile to the European project, and withdrawal from the EEC was part of its famously radical 1983 election manifesto.

Regina Duarte, a popular soap opera star, has been accused of "terrorism" by Mr. da Silva's camp for suggesting that he is a double-talking radical whose election would lead to a return of high inflation.

When it comes to social media, barring radical change, election monitors don't expect things to improve anytime soon.

But such hopes suffered a major setback in July in the Radicals' internal election for leader in the province of Buenos Aires.For the next presidential election due in 2007, many liberals had pinned their hopes on Margarita Stolbizer, a Radical congresswoman who says she supports a market-friendly approach to improving income distribution while keeping the party's focus on good government.

President Obama needs to remember, said Mogahed, what a radical act his election was.

But now, the approach to the proceedings is merely one more example of the radical shift in election coverage on television.

But Varoufakis is dismissive of the suggestion that the reason Australia doesn't have a leader offering serious radical thinking this election – a Bernie Sanders or Jeremy Corbyn – is because we haven't had a financial crisis.

"When political space is available, then liberal forces will be able to organise themselves and win the support of the people".He points out that in last year's local elections radical Islamic parties won just 2% of the vote.