Sentence examples for the electioneering from inspiring English sources

Neither does the electioneering.

Many of them will feature in the electioneering that lies ahead.

Describes the electioneering irregularities, said to be common in Eastern Kentucky.

"So much of the electioneering that those on the right have done has been based upon fear," she wrote.

The Iraq war, where Danish troops are still fighting alongside the Americans and British, was hardly discussed during the electioneering.

We should not be surprised by the lack of detail in the electioneering around public sector job cuts.

The emergence of leaders with few proper credentials shows, in one sense, the influence of vote-the-ticket electioneering; analysts chalked up many wins to strong pro-SNP (and even stronger anti-Labor) sentiment more than to individual candidate strengths.

Reading an excellent article by my colleague Jonathan Wilson, I was struck that the rules of modern south-of-the-border electioneering have already been codified – in Diego Torres's biography of José Mourinho, of all places.

Surprising, to an outsider, is that AIDS was evidently not a public health issue in the presidential electioneering in the United States.

Despite the news in France, despite the NHS crisis, despite the outbreak of electioneering, the story of Prince Andrew's foolhardy friendship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein continues to make headlines.

After the Trident electioneering has been forgotten, the serious questions about the defence of the UK will remain.