Sentence examples for space election from inspiring English sources

Throughout the Interior West, where urbanization and suburban sprawl are rapidly shrinking open space, election campaigns are playing out against a range of issues: immigration and gun ownership, land use and fire policy, among others.

Some talked openly about renting a small space for election night, so it would not seem so empty when no one showed up to console him.

You can stir it up and redirect it and turn it into hope for the brief space of an election, but after winning the election you have to deliver on the promise to end the fear.

But after months of strategising, portfolios (and wastepaper baskets) full of creative ideas, and millions of pounds spent buying advertising space, did this election's ads really influence the outcome?

This should be eye-opening in the post-presidential election space when so many who supported the losing side of the electoral ballot are decrying "fake news" sites.

In the space of two elections, US politics has graduated from "Yes we can" to "Because I can".

Under Ms. Norcross, Philly.com began giving Tom Corbett, the Republican governor of Pennsylvania who is running for re-election, space to write in its "New Voices" section.

"During the election the space for political debate opened up," said one human rights advocate in Sri Lanka who spoke on the condition of anonymity, fearing reprisals.

The MP for Cardiff Central, Jon Owen Jones, said the PM had bought no more than a breathing space until after the election.

Media exposés have shown that several organisations have been selling news space to politicians at election time, disguising what are essentially adverts as news.

One assumes that "the irreclaimable act" is death or murder, but the peculiar syntax plays havoc with the meaning; and it is hard to see how "a space of his own election" is necessarily also a space that "could not be quit".