Sentence examples for sound election from inspiring English sources

A sound election platform, plus a powerful national urge to throw Labour out, may allow the Lib Dems to hang on to most of the southern seats that look vulnerable to the Tories, while taking a few from Labour elsewhere.

But Ghana, which also borders on Ivory Coast, prides itself on two peaceful, democratically sound elections in a row.

What is needed now is not a narrow, technical ruling that puts speed ahead of justice and fails to recognize the centrality of sound elections to the principles imbedded in the federal Constitution.

But regular and sound elections are only a first step.

The British local authority voter, settling down to his evening's home entertainment and firmly closing the windows to cut out the sound of election meetings in the street, had no warning of what was to come.

The editorial ended by saying that Oxford "will not choose the less learned candidate; at all events, it will not accept from him that this is the true principle of a sound Christian election".

"That's the sweetest sound in elections," he said.

That is why his calls for reconciliation after a bitter election sound genuine.

Georgia's presidential election sounds at first blush a bit like the old Iraq.

Scoring political points ahead of this spring's UK parliamentary election sounds like a possible motivation.

I guess to many of you reading this, it all sounds like cynical election manoeuvring by political parties.