Sentence examples for terms of the election from inspiring English sources

He set the terms of the election.

The independent political analyst Chea Vannath said: "His presence will not make much difference in terms of the election results.

But in terms of the election, he might be hurt most by matters of character and values.

"In terms of the election, it was all built into the market already," said Jason Weisberg, director of institutional trading at Seaport Securities.

September 11th has changed the job description in ways that neither Bloomberg nor anyone else could have anticipated but that have, nonetheless, altered the terms of the election.

The United States Supreme Court said that if the Florida Legislature had wanted to make sure that the state's electors were conclusively recognized by Congress, it certainly would not have wanted the Florida Supreme Court to tinker with the exact terms of the Election Code.

It is also hard to know which way something like this would cut, in terms of the elections.

"There are some serious issues in terms of how the election was conducted in some parts of the country," he said on NBC's "Meet the Press".

Foyle SDLP MP Mark Durkan said there had been a "debacle" in terms of how the election debates had been handled.

Winning the poster contest, of course, may not mean much in terms of the actual election.

"In terms of the presidential election, it's noise," Mr. Gingrich said.