Sentence examples for trading election from inspiring English sources

It specifically rejected the suggestion that Mr. Cameron and Mr. Murdoch struck a "deal" trading election support for Mr. Cameron's Conservatives in 2010 for policies favoring the Murdoch empire in Britain.

The Blunt amendment, the bill that would have allowed employers and insurers to deny health care coverage for services that are contrary to their "religious beliefs or moral convictions," has created a predictable rift between the left and the right, with each side trading election year sound bites.

The 1972 election returned a Liberal minority government and elected the greatest number of NDP MPs until the 1988 "Free Trade" election, and left the NDP holding the balance of power until 1974.

("I know he feels it!") To pass the time, the "What If?" students traded Election Night horror stories.

Indeed, being labelled as close to the government is nowadays a sure ticket to losing a trade union election.

A teacher, Spitzner had crossed off all the names on his trade-union election ballot paper as they were all Communist party nominees.

Rudd is a man who on Gillard's account traded an election photo in 2010 faking peace love and harmony for the foreign ministry.

"If you want to hold a trade-union election," says Pablo Zambrano of Mosbase, an alliance of grass-roots unions, "you have to fill in a form and take it to the government".

First and foremost, it includes opposition officials and supporters, but also takes aim at civic leaders, trade unionists, election monitors, journalists, human rights lawyers, teachers, churchgoers — and now aid workers and diplomats.

We must make trade an election inssue in 2008 and we will be asking presidential and Congressional candidates how they plan to make U.S. trade work for working families.

Indeed, given that a majority of GOP voters now agree with the Democrats' more consistent critique of the current trade regime, during the general election, trade and offshoring may well become a priority wedge issue regardless of who wins each party's nomination.