Sentence examples for the electorate when from inspiring English sources

But parliament did not surrender its sovereignty to the electorate when it passed the Referendum Act.

This directly contradicts the revolutionaries' previous promise to submit their achievements to the electorate when they had completed their programme.

That same sharp split showed up within the electorate when viewed through other lenses useful in discerning conservative tendencies.

If Brown really wants to rebuild trust with the electorate, when is he going to pack all that rubbish in?

Micah Cohen explains that voters who identify as gay, lesbian or bisexual help make up a third of the electorate when combined with other Democratic-leaning demographics like African-Americans and Latinos.

Yet Labour has run an effective campaign highlighting the Conservative-led coalition's failures on the NHS, and other polling suggests it is the subject that most influences the electorate when casting their votes.

They are trying to make the 2012 electorate look more like the 2010 electorate" — when many young and minority voters stayed home — "than the 2008 electorate".

That, broadly, was the message delivered on October 23rd by the Polish electorate when it gave a 54% score to Lech Kaczynski of the Law and Justice (PiS) party, against 46% for his rival, Donald Tusk, from the pro-business Civic Platform (PO).

The chancellor, for his part, bets that he can sway the dubious German electorate when the crunch comes.

We did the same in Mark Butler's electorate when he took over from Burke.

In the first years of home rule, Scottish newspapers did vital work to keep the new institutions of government honest and the electorate informed when they were not.