Sentence examples for using this election from inspiring English sources

López Obrado is using this election to launch his third presidential campaign ahead of next year's election.

Co-leader John Barry has done much to raise the profile of the party in recent months, but like the Tories the party is using this election to establish itself for the next council elections.

As for the Lib Dems, they'll likely be using this election to mobilise a section of the 48percentt who are still determined to make Brexit go away.

As for the Lib Dems, they'll likely be using this election to mobilize a section of the 48percentt who are still determined to make Brexit go away.

As for the Lib Dems, they'll likely be using this election to mobilise a section of the 48percentt who are still determined to make Brexit go away.

Trump and that small group of supporters who are using this election as an endorsement of xenophobia, bigotry and misogyny cannot be given mulligan after mulligan.

"It would be quite wrong to use this election to start making changes to the electorate," the MP for Wokingham told BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Monday.

With candidates in seven constituencies, the party is intending to use this election as a base for the next local government campaign, but will also portray itself as a non-sectarian and national alternative to Northern Ireland parties.

Baker suggests that non-social studies teachers use this election as "an important lesson in the power of words". English teachers especially can use candidates' speeches, policy briefs, and social media accounts to talk about language, rhetoric, and intended audience with students.

At that time, Mr Shorten said there was "no doubt Victorians used this election to send Tony Abbott a clear message".

But she will obviously use this election to make the case that Scotland should be allowed to choose its own future as the UK prepares to leave the EU.