Sentence examples for whatever elections from inspiring English sources

You need to have institutional processes to guarantee that whatever elections we have will be fair and and free and clean—not rigged.

You need to have institutional processes to guarantee that whatever elections we have will be fair and and free and clean — not rigged.

"Over time, this simmering resentment and cynicism about her and her deal will undermine whatever elections results there are," said Rasul Bakhsh Rais, a political scientist at the Lahore University of Management Studies.

"But whatever election result we have will change nothing about the actual situation in the country, which is in a painful crisis brought on by a decades-long flawed economy".

"The left-leaning groups are working on whatever election is facing them in the next 12 months.

With many Americans stressed and stretched by economic uncertainty, political leaders and media personalities are stoking our fears of outsiders, the perpetual "other," and whatever election-time boogiemen they can conceive.

The former governor's willingness to adopt the position that he thinks will get him the most votes in whatever election he happens to be running in does speak to his own character.

Political junkies tend to forget that the whole world does not revolve around the next election - and that yes - I know it's hard for some people to fathom - but some issues like racism are much bigger and more important than whatever election cycle we may be in.

Generally speaking, there's a 5-10 month window for serious volunteer work that precedes the election date, whatever election it may be.

Whatever Westminster election strategists say about the Scottish National party "threat" being a game-changer in this election campaign, there was little evidence of that among undecided voters in this marginal west country seat.

The claim will be spurious whatever the election result.