Sentence examples for whatever electoral from inspiring English sources

Now whatever electoral promises he has broken there is no doubt that Blair honoured these pledges.

Here, explicitly, are nurses and patients on the board (chosen, less explicitly, by whatever electoral system the trust directors deem appropriate).

In winning three successive elections, it pushed the Tories, like a fugitive army, far to the right, where they fumbled for whatever electoral elixir they fancied Mrs Thatcher had possessed.

They expect to survive, even thrive, whatever the electoral outcome.

Whatever form electoral reform takes, a system that repeats the past week cannot be imagined.

Whatever the electoral outcome, Mr Balaguer's grip on the Dominican Republic is likely to persist at least, as long as Mr Balaguer does.

Digital convergence may anyway be making it inevitable: Telmex has already broadcast via the internet, to complaints from Televisa.Whatever its alleged electoral benefits, Mr Peña's perceived closeness to Televisa has become a political liability.

Whatever else the electoral fracas there has done, it has helped demystify this last redoubt of American political idealism by demonstrating that not even voting was as sacrosanct as we believed just a few weeks ago.

Hold out against electoral reform, whatever the election result.

Mitt Romney, the probable Republican nominee seems to agree: he has heartily endorsed Mr Ryan's approach.Whatever the plan's electoral merits, it has also set off a more obscure but potentially even more significant battle within Congress.

He will win the nomination if he wins a majority of the delegates barring a collapse of the party—and he will win the Presidency if he wins enough electoral votes, whatever people think of his hair or of his bigotry.