Sentence examples for strategy of electing from inspiring English sources

The Agency, I'd suggested with a laugh, must be pursuing "some kind of really opaque strategy of electing Donald Trump to undermine the U.S".

This might be unremarkable if the fear was about spiders or heights, but when it is about immigration policy, or the strategies of elected politicians, or directly impacts the citizens (who already report abuse and attack on the streets) of a society, disregarding facts is not just foolish and selfish, it's downright dangerous.

Since their theory of change is an elite strategy of "Elect Us and We'll Take Care of Things" -- the extraordinary volunteer infrastructure that elected Obama was dismantled.

Their strategy now is to blame Republicans for the failure of immigration reform, with the hopes of electing Democrats in the next election.

He stressed starting at the grassroots level, and indicated the project would be in place for several years and would be part of DFA's strategy to elect a Democrat to the White House in 2016.

Quebeckers eventually tired of electing impotent MPs.

What are the consequences of electing a female leader for policy and political outcomes?

In 1983 party leader Gerry Adams, a principal architect of the ballot-and-Armalite strategy, was elected president of Sinn Féin.

So is the quality of elected leadership.

Political management consisted of elected policymakers, who are elected for four-year terms.

The stock now trades at $15. Kuster says before even looking at the statistical success rates of any turnaround strategy elected, investors should carefully analyze orphan stocks for their core value.