Sentences with phrase «out of the election»

Whatever comes out of an election, the same people are almost certain to remain members of the federal council, certainly the same political parties will continue to govern.

«Two years ago the prime minister pulled out of an election» so he could map out his vision.

If a religious organization wishes to have a tax exemption, it must stay out of election campaigns.

Younger children aren't left out of the election process entirely, but they have fewer rights than those who are 14 or older.

Kennedy, as did his opponent in 2014, signed a contract promising to limit campaign spending to a grant of about $ 95,000 in taxpayer money he received under the Citizen Election Program (CEP), the landmark Connecticut campaign finance reform that its supporters claim is a model for keeping special interest money out of elections.

The New York gubernatorial election became a two - way race when Rick Lazio dropped out of the election in September.

W.F.P. got out of the election alive, despite the governor's transparent attempts, even as the party's candidate during the election, to undermine it.

South Carolina Democratic Party Chairman Jaime Harrison dropped out of the election earlier Thursday and gave his support to former labor secretary Tom Perez, the other likely front - runner in the race.

This can best be served by Labour coming out of the election as strong as possible, able to form a government.

The Electoral Commission reports today on party donations in the fourth quarter of 2007, a period which partly precedes Brown bottling out of the election.

The governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) came out of the elections with the remaining 4 seats in a region that ultimately sung to the NPP.

In fact — based on a recommendation from nobody at all, and no evidence beyond Democratic Reform Minister Pierre Poilievre's nasty slander about Elections Canada wearing «team jerseys» — the Fair Elections Act moves the Commissioner out of Elections Canada and into the office of a federal public servant, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).

In this sense from an internal legal standpoint the elections are legitimate, but the real question at hand is whether the trials themselves were fair or whether Putin and / or his administration are manipulating the courts to keep what most view as the only legitimate challenge to Putin's rule out of the election.

By point of comparison, the Senate Republicans raised virtually an identical amount ($ 2 million) over the same period in 2013, which is a comparable year since it was the first period out of the election cycle.

France comes out of the election deeply divided and with its European influence diminished.

Some might remember the 1987 general election when «Critch», «Mitch» and «Titch» appeared on the Saturday morning Today programme to take the mickey out of the election campaign.

The session concluded with the passage of a two - year extension of mayoral control for New York City schools, giving Mayor Bill de Blasio some unusual breathing room after several years of 12 - month extensions and kicking the issue out of an election year for the governor and the Legislature.

The bill was voted out of the elections committee and is currently before the Committee on Corporations, Authorities, and Commissions, which does not meet regularly.

Grant Shapps pulled out of an election debate in Hampstead tonight because he had parents evening.

«While I wish so many voters hadn't been taken out of the election process, I'm glad to see calls for a more friendly election system,» Clouston said.

Opposition leader Raila Odinga, who has pulled out of the election re-run, has called on his...

It is ironic that in their mission to «Save Labour», the party's right is pricing out of its election many of those who it claims to represent.

All these factors do not augur well for Mr. Cuomo coming out of the election looking like a presidential contender in 2016.

Speaking before reporters Tuesday, Paterson said he was not going to be bullied out of the election.

I leave you with this: don't make too much out of the election results, the presidential cycle, the «sell in May and go away» phenomenon, etc..

Of the four original candidates, EMEA head Allen Hanen and dispute resolution partner Tim Parkes were knocked out of the election in the first round earlier this week.

So we're about a month out of the election, and people still can't stop talking about it, specifically the role of the Electoral College.

No, Connecticut's campaign finance reform didn't take special interest money out of elections.

Akin, who won a tough primary battle this month, has apologized for his comments but also defied pressure to get out of the election.

Samuel - Definitely Brown bottling out of the election.

«We'll come out of this election with a much firmer understanding of what worked and what didn't, once we see who did well and who did not,» Zukin says.

Not least of those ways is the provision to move the chief investigator, the Elections Commissioner, out of Elections Canada and into the Office of the Federal Public Prosecutor, who reports not to Parliament, as does the Chief Electoral Officer, but to the Minister of Justice.

In 1974, the Conservatives came out of the election 4 seats behind Labour (though with a higher share of the vote).

«There has been a lot of ugliness and bullying to come out of this election and I think children pick up on that from TV or their parents,» Norrell said.

«National, Regional, District Security Task Forces have all been established and functional officers are undergoing various training and simulation exercises to build capacity and confidence to handle all security issues that may arise out of the election and I hope we will come out of this election without problems,» she said.

He accused the outgoing chairman, Mr Samuel Akosile of inviting the DSS and NSCDC who invaded the place and chased them out of the election venue.

«It's politically important to have electoral success, but also important for the mandate that comes out of the election, so that in the difficult times ahead we can bring people together to make the necessary decisions.»

Campaign Finance Board spokesman Matthew Sollars said it «reduces the influence of deep - pocketed special interests and keeps corporate money out of our elections.»

Assemblywoman Barbara Lifton, D - Ithaca: Yes «In my first few weeks of office, I signed onto the Assembly Public Election Financing bill as one of the most important reforms we could enact to help get the corrupting influence of big money out of our elections.

If there is one good thing that has come out of this election it is the inspiration for more feminist art — art that speaks to women across this country and says, «We will not sit quietly.»

«I don't care what political candidate or party you favor, I think our only hope is coming out of the election a year from now, that we have an executive branch and a Congress that is more inclined to work together to solve these problems,» says Jim Connor, a senior executive vice president at Duke Realty Corp. in Indianapolis.