Sentence examples for with electorate from inspiring English sources

Dr J. Burscough: Orange order let in men embraced by Protestant church (anag. in CE). C. A. Clarke: Attlee's victory with electorate finally ousting W Churchill Clementt (w)in + e; ref. 1945 election).

They are highly popular with electorates.

The implicit deal between northern and southern euro-zone countries bail-outs in return for deficountries bail-outspopular winh electoreturnon both sides.

We're in there trying to, you know, speak to television cameras or make points with electorates or with lobby groups, but we never...'.

And with an electorate with only a vague idea of how the thing ought to be driven.

And she used her popularity with the electorate as a weapon with which to conquer the party.

The table below shows how the two outsider parties compare with each other, and with the electorate as a whole.

I think I had to be honest with myself and honest with the electorate about that and not pretend".

You can't get away with it unless you communicate with the electorate and just to arrogantly announce things doesn't go down well with the electorate.

You can never be having a fight with the electorate, you've got to be standing with the electorate," she says.

The eight-day campaign period has left the opposition with almost no time to raise its profile with the electorate.