Sentence examples for the electoral calendar from inspiring English sources
First, the electoral calendar.
But popular discontent has deeper roots than the electoral calendar.
How does the poll relate to the electoral calendar?
Clearly, Clinton can't do anything about the electoral calendar.
"Respect [for] the electoral calendar as fixed by the constitution is central to the debate".
The electoral calendar is much more compressed this year, and California votes in March, not June.
(This timing, by the way, points to another question: might Isis have chosen to strike now because it has that electoral calendar in mind?) France harbours the largest and possibly best-funded extreme-right party in Europe, and it also has the largest Muslim population in Europe.
Under the current electoral calendar, the primary is set for Sept. 10.
No matter what happens the national party has to think long and hard about front loading the future electoral calendar with the Iowa and Nevada caucuses.
As Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern demonstrated in 1968 and 1972, respectively, the sweet spot in the Democratic electoral calendar for an insurgent liberal-leftist campaign is often right about now: those weeks in the deep midwinter of an election year when the nation's eyes turn to Iowa and New Hampshire, two states with a populist streak.
The sovereignty timetable remains driven by the American electoral calendar and growing Iraqi impatience with an incompetent and deeply unpopular occupation.
