Sentence examples for through a general from inspiring English sources

We've done that, through a general auditing commission.

"We've just come through a general election in which Romney's faith played virtually no public role".

Addressing the deficit and health care challenges are worthy goals, but better handled through a general fund.

"It's not possible to meet the very important interest in combating crime in any other way than through a general retention of data".

If you book four nights at the same hotel through a general travel Web site, for example, the hotel may offer a fifth night free.

An in campaign can keep us in the EU through a general election which can legitimately put a manifesto to the voters.

Out went a lifetime's slavish subjection to Moscow in favour of moderate, social-democratic "Eurocommunism .Out, too, went his dream of overthrowing the dictatorship through a general strike.

"We've just come through a General Election that has left us more divided as a country and left Labour uncertain about its future," he said.

He knows he is merely a stop-gap prime minister whose main job is to steer the party through a general election without losing too many seats.

Referendums are a good way of settling important constitutional questions which, because they split political parties as well as the electorate, cannot be decided through a general election.

Returning to Prague, he and Hus resumed public debates and proposed to reform the structure and customs of the church through a general council.