Sentence examples for substantial election from inspiring English sources

Substantial election campaign contributions or other assistance may be supplied to favoured legislators or executives.

Only four substantial election questions will be addressed during the broadcast.

Four substantial election questions will be addressed during the broadcast – likely to include the economy, NHS, immigration and another topic.

A substantial election victory in May is a precondition of the progressive century of Blair's dreams, but his real test will come after polling day.

"The debate will address substantial election questions with enough time allocated for a proper free-flowing debate between the leaders," said the ITV spokeswoman.

Last month the new US administration, which accepted substantial election funding from the pharmaceutical industry, asked for a WTO disputes hearing where it will claim Brazil is in breach of Trips.

Vince Cable has warned that George Osborne has no room in next Wednesday's budget for a substantial pre-election giveaway, but acknowledged that there was some headroom in the public finances for modest tax cuts or an increase in public spending.

She summarized these as: "proof of voter fraud that affects the outcome of the election"; "substantial noncompliance with statutory election procedures"; and "extenuating circumstances" beyond the control of election officials, like power outages.

We published a paper in Science in 2005 showing that you can predict a substantial percentage of election outcomes using snap judgments of politicians' faces.

Only proof of fraud, substantial noncompliance with election procedures, or an act of God could justify missing the legal deadline, she said.

Because of the drastic nature of those remedies, the court said, a defective ballot must be "in substantial noncompliance" with election laws.