Sentence examples for through manifestos from inspiring English sources

Both men battled for the votes of the electorate (the Convocation of the university, consisting of over 3,700 graduates) through manifestos and newspaper correspondence.

But the prime minister's ability even to carry through manifesto commitments is now in doubtThe Labour Party has never defined itself by its attachment to civil liberties.

But the prime minister's ability even to carry through manifesto commitments is now in doubt.Mr Blair's many enemies hope that he will find such impotence too frustrating to bear.

"If the authors of this ill-thought through manifesto are so unhappy with Greens policies, perhaps they should consider finding a new political home".

Try to breeze through Manifesto, and you'll miss a lot.

I'm just going to have to read through the manifestos again.

If the new government follows through on its manifesto commitments we face the prospect of £30bn worth of cuts in public expenditure.

We will do that through our manifesto.

The Greens? Oh dear, now I'm feeling hopeless again – do I really have to trawl through their manifesto chuntering on about solar panels?

Through this manifesto, we would like to contribute to the debate on the democratic future of Europe and take the proposals of the Glienicke group still further.

Re fear: we need to go through their manifesto – the one their design agency pitched as the Dangerous Book for Boys crossed with the Bible.