Sentence examples for subject of election from inspiring English sources
JEFFREY TOOBIN: There is no doubt that the broad subject of election law and campaign finance will always have a significant Constitutional dimension.
He had agreed, with trepidation, to watch tapes of his many television appearances in recent weeks, when he went from being an academic expert on the arcane subject of election law to a talking head in such demand that NBC gave him a contract.
This goes much further than the European convention, which only gets round to the subject of elections in its additional protocols, in which signatory states pledge to ensure "the free expression of the people in the choice of the legislature".
When a reporter asked if the subject of Russian election interference came up, Trump replied, "He said he absolutely did not meddle in our election.
He returned, yet again, to the subject of the election.
But the third debate, the most substantive of the three, expertly moderated by Fox News's Chris Wallace, revealed the true subject of the election.
Labor is relying on the proposal for a GP copayment in the 2014 budget and the ongoing freeze to Medicare rebates for doctors – which are also the subject of an election campaign by GPs – to reinforce its assertion that the Coalition poses a threat to Medicare.
The channel was the subject of an election complaint in Ohio because Mr. Kasich was able to ask for money and display his Web site address during an interview in August on "The O'Reilly Factor," Fox's biggest prime time talk show.
(And please don't confuse this with its fiscal position, the subject of much election debate, and which is a very different story).
The verses depicting Christ as the only door to the sheepfold (John 10 1 18) are frequently cited by Gregory when he addresses the subject of canonical elections.
"There was no perfect decision," he said, adding that the state's statutes on the subject of special elections are vague and open to interpretation, which could lead to court challenges.
