Sentence examples for reserved election from inspiring English sources

"I find a more reserved election campaign very agreeable," said Gabi Sommer, 46, who described herself as generally a Green Party voter but satisfied over all with the chancellor.

Early voting started Monday across Florida with all the get-out-the-vote stunts once reserved for Election Day itself.

In Louisiana, this kind of fun is usually reserved for election years.People are gleefully taking sides.

Many were reserved for elections officials in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties, where the most serious foul-ups occurred.

Whatever its chances of success, the blitz against Mr. Hagel is of a sort that has generally been reserved for elections and some Supreme Court nominations.

Still, David Pollak, the president of Democratic Leadership for the 21st Century, a Manhattan Democratic organization, said some people were even suggesting that Sept. 11 should become a holiday reserved for elections.

For many, the face-to-face interviews -- a new approach to picking candidates, instituted this year -- capped months of high-profile jockeying and fund-raising for the posts in the kind of campaign typically reserved for elections.

And this exhibition of political strength is not just reserved for presidential election years when Barack Obama is on the ballot.

Klock's arrival on stage was met with the kind of rapture usually reserved for the election of a new pope, or when they give away free packets of ham at Waterloo station.

Both parties have organized huge get-out-the-vote drives, on a par with those normally reserved for presidential elections.

At the peak of industrial policy in the 1970s some 800 goods were similarly reserved.Hill startThe British election creaked into third gear with the launch of the parties' manifestos.