Sentence examples for steer the election from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, described himself to Senate investigators on Monday as a political and foreign policy neophyte who met with Russians as part of a hectic and unconventional presidential campaign, not as part of a plot to steer the election.

Trump and the Republicans were unscathed in the effort to steer the election Trump's way, according to U.S. intelligence officials.

The popular leftist alleges that a conspiracy of government and big business steered the election to conservative Felipe Calderon, the unofficial winner by a margin of less than a percentage point.

The CIA warned in the summer and fall of 2004 that the Iranians were pumping money into Iraq to steer the Jan . 30 , 2005elections toward the coalition of Shiite religious parties known as the United Iraqi Alliance.

Thursday's events clear the way for the appointment of a temporary government that is to steer the country toward elections.

The back-and-forth demonstrations have resulted in a political stalemate now hampering the formation of a new government to steer the country through the elections.

It was a misguided effort to help debtors, industrialists and the middle classes at the expense of banks, privatised firms and taxpayers.But Mr Duhalde did manage to calm social tensions and steer the country to an election in April 2003, in which the main candidates were three Peronists and two former Radicals.

"What right do Taliban have to steer this election?" interjected the lecturer and Bol co-founder Qalandar Bux Memon.

What would it take to steer this election into the hands of a hateful demagogue?

In their campaign war rooms the major parties are busy devising ways to "control the narrative", to steer this election debate towards issues where they believe their pitch is strongest.

It was the institution Islamists hoped would steer the country to early elections that they were poised to dominate.