Sentence examples for will give electoral from inspiring English sources

A postponement will give electoral officials more time to deliver some 30 million voter cards.

If passed, the Bill will give electoral registration officers a duty to collect information and compile regional registers.

If his edge holds, Nebraska will give one electoral vote to a Democrat for the first time since 1964.

If Mr. Obama's edge holds, as most experts say it will when the count is completed on Thursday, Nebraska will give one electoral vote (officially No. 365 in the win column) to a Democrat for the first time since 1964, when Lyndon B. Johnson won the whole state.

Not only is New York an overwhelmingly Democratic state, with no chance that it will give its electoral votes to the Bush-Cheney ticket, but any perception that he was exploiting 9/11 for political gain could threaten to undermine their effort to emphasize the central theme of his re-election campaign.

Give electoral registration officers powers to register those who will be 16 or over on the day of the vote.

If ethnic minorities are equally loyal to Labour this time and actions like the Conservatives' notorious "Go Home or Face Arrest" vans push them towards voting for the alternative main party it will give Labour a significant electoral boost.

Tsipras hopes Syriza's electoral victory will give him renewed clout to negotiate debt relief and less onerous austerity measures from Greece's creditors.

It is possible that a disastrous military intervention in Iraq, say, or another economic recession, or a catastrophic failure in the war against terrorism will give a Democratic candidate the electoral breakthrough they will need.

The US electoral college will give Democrats an in-built advantage over Republicans in 2016, although it is extremely rare for a party to hold the White House for three consecutive terms.

For the British establishment, the fear now is that, out of disaffection and spite, the voters will give an undeserved and embarrassing electoral boost to the anti-immigrant British National Party, punishing the mainstream by rewarding the extremes.