Sentence examples similar to reflect election from inspiring English sources

Officials reacted cautiously yesterday to the increase in complaints, saying they might be an anomaly or might reflect election-year publicity about the complaint process.

The beleaguered Hynix Semiconductor will not be sold until at least the end of the year, the ruling party's top policy maker said today, a move that seems to reflect election-year politics.

Turnout is theorized to reflect elections' policy stakes.

BOSTON — The Massachusetts Senate on Thursday approved a series of measures to tighten immigration enforcement, reflecting election-year unease over the issue in a Democratic-controlled Legislature that has spurned such crackdowns in the past.

We'd like to see your photos and hear any stories that reflect the election in these last few days.

Rajesh Mirchandani takes us through how the BBC will use its virtual reality studio to reflect the election night results.

They are based on what voters say they will do today, and on voter turnout assumptions that generally reflect past elections.

One other theory that seems to have been reflected in election results is a feelgood factor brought about by sunshine.

People in Wales tend to be on the left, that's reflected in election results going back over a century.

Iraq urgently needs a new government that is not mortgaged to Iran but reflects the election results with Mr. Maliki, Mr. Allawi and the Kurds playing major roles.

Mr. de Blasio's total now appears to be slightly higher than the 40.3 percent reflected in election night returns, but the board has yet to finish counting tens of thousands of other paper ballots.