In the seminal 2008 election that marked the end of feudal rule, the Barclays did not stand for election, or even vote, but published a glossy manifesto supporting nine approved candidates.
The Battle Of Aspen: Freak Power in the Rockies revealed Thompson to be a perceptive political writer, a skill he would refine in his seminal presidential election series for Rolling Stone, Fear and Loathing: on the Campaign Trail '72.
Just six months ago, before seminal Serbian presidential elections, more than 25,000 supporters of Serbia's far-right Radical party packed a stadium here, where the warm-up act included a haunting song celebrating Mr. Karadzic.
In contrast, the Swedish scholar Herbert Tingsten (1896 1973), in his seminal Political Behaviour: Studies in Election Statistics (1937), developed the connections between social groups and their voting tendencies.
Presumably, Clinton is referring to his boisterous calls for campaign finance reform which, according to Sanders, is the seminal issue of the 2016 election.
WASHINGTON — The 2012 U.S. elections, though not seminal, revealed much about the nature and direction of U.S. politics.
The most seminal of the 10 presidential elections with televised debates was the first: John F. Kennedy versus Richard M. Nixon in 1960.
The elections come at a seminal moment for Serbia.
The elections come at a seminal moment for Serbia, which was invited to become a candidate for European Union membership in March.
Frustrated since then by slower growth (stuck at 5%) and high prices, they want Congress crushed.A watershed in three partsThis election is likely to be seminal.
