Sentence examples for ways of electoral from inspiring English sources

Do you hope for change, but presently our not coming to a majority consensus may threaten democracy, domestic peace and tranquility -- by not using one of the more traditional ways of electoral change by representative government of the people "by the people"!

But AV was all that Labour or the Tories would accept by way of electoral reform and at least offered the promise of extra Lib Dem seats.

In addition, our research does not find much evidence for a carry-over effect or afterglow from incumbency once the incumbent retires; now that Senators John D. Rockefeller IV of West Virginia and Tim Johnson of South Dakota are leaving politics, they won't provide much in the way of electoral benefit to Democrats.

The Tea Party representatives are from districts so conservative (thanks at least partly to gerrymandering), they have little to fear in the way of electoral challenges from Democrats or even moderate Republicans.

One category of questions revolves around the many ways of assembling electoral majorities (and many systems, including the U.S. system, do not require a majority vote to hold high office, including the presidency).

Instead, the NDP is running on a tired third way theory of electoral politics.

The example of the cantankerous Sanders should serve as an object lesson for a White House that is trying to triangulate its way out of electoral disaster.

To avoid this crisis, states could adopt a different way of allocating electoral votes.

That minister promised, but that boast went the way of Nigerian electoral boast.

"When they saw the trend line, they just decided to get out of the way of the electoral Alamo that was taking place," Mr. Clayton said.

However, over the years, deficit financing has become an operating principle of Western governments, in recessions as well as in good economic times — simply because it is a convenient way of financing electoral promises without having to raise additional tax revenue.