Sentences with phrase «public elections until»

«Van Gogh sold only one painting during his lifetime; Winston Churchill lost every public election until becoming prime minister at age 62; Henry Ford went bankrupt five times; Albert Einstein was a terrible student and was expelled from school; Sigmund Freud was booed from a stage,» says Waldschmidt, author of «Edgy Conversations: How Ordinary People Achieve Outrageous Success,» (www.EdgyConversations.com).

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Fortunately for them, Canadians won't know if this will happen until the fall of 2016, when the public accounts for 2015 - 16 are published, long after the election.

Spitzer didn't go public about his run until the evening of July 7; the next morning, the Board of Elections opened the window for accepting completed petitions from candidates.

Before the general election, Labour pledged to not begin necessary public expenditure cuts until the economic recovery was secure so the pain would be reduced.

According to public officers law and an opinion provided by the state Association of Towns» attorney, a tie vote is considered a «failure to elect, «and the incumbent continues in the office until the next election.

The names of the committees won't be made public until after they are notified, about three weeks, elections officials said at the meeting.

James Morris, who worked for Labour from when Ed Miliband was elected leader in 2010 until the election, said public polling showed a much more favourable position than the party's internal data, both in the run - up to and during the campaign.

There was no independent public body to regulate referendums within the United Kingdom until the Labour government led by Tony Blair in 2000 set out a framework for the running of all future referendums when the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 or PPERA was passed, creating and giving the Electoral Commission responsibility for running all elections and such future refElections and Referendums Act 2000 or PPERA was passed, creating and giving the Electoral Commission responsibility for running all elections and such future refelections and such future referendums.

With only seven days to go until elections begin for the European Parliament, Chris Morris and Matthew Price visit Greece and Denmark to assist the public mood.

Campaign finance rules are adopted by the State Board of Elections on a four - year cycle, Bill Mahoney of the New York Public Interest Research Group pointed out, meaning any changes could not take effect until the 2018 legislative elections or the 2022 gubernatorial Elections on a four - year cycle, Bill Mahoney of the New York Public Interest Research Group pointed out, meaning any changes could not take effect until the 2018 legislative elections or the 2022 gubernatorial elections or the 2022 gubernatorial election.

He kept a low public profile until March when he began publishing analysis and fieldwork on his Election Data blog, which he closed abruptly last month shortly before accepting the Labour role.

Even though the state Board of Elections did not make the new wording of the casino amendment public until three weeks after they voted on it, Snyder still waited another month before filing his claim.

Tenney, a member of the state Assembly until she won the 22nd Congressional District election last year, has been a frequent critic of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's spending on discretionary projects and the lack of public input into the decision - making process.

The President can further subvert the cause of justice so that the people of Ghana do not hear the truth about the loot of the public purse he led until after the elections on 7th December 2016.

On 11 September 2012 the Electoral Commission, the independent elections watchdog in the UK, announced it would run a public awareness campaign from Monday 22 October 2012 until polling day 15 November 2012.

Also, Rove doesn't have to be «managing» Kim to get the daily intelligence estimates he kept from the public until election time.

«Public confidence in our elections is eroded when we can't say with any confidence what the results are until long after the voters have spoken, and when the numbers change as clerical errors are uncovered days after the election,» said Kavanagh.

The governor's attorney argued that a provision of the state Public Officers Law allows him to fill some vacant posts until the next election.

He did, however, lament the fact that a number of high - profile corruption inquiries — including those surrounding former Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, former Speaker Sheldon Silver and allegations of Buffalo Billions bid - fixing — didn't become public until after last November's election.

Stacks is seeking election as mayor of NY but emotionally stunted, he can not engage the public until his moment of heroism is put on YouTube.

After the 2000 election, George W. Bush dubbed himself America's «educator in chief,» and until terrorism hijacked the national agenda, he was staking his presidency on a school - reform package known as the No Child Left Behind Act, a bill that — as every teacher knows — dominates the course of public education in America today.

Though he lost a close race for the governorship to incumbent Lawton Chiles in 1994 (the same year brother George won the Texas gubernatorial bid), Bush set up a nonprofit, the Foundation for Florida's Future, which would keep him focused on public policy and education until the next election, in 1998, which he won handily.

In his effort to «win» over (aka snow) teachers, parents and public school advocates, Malloy's plan appears to be to push off a couple of elements of his corporate education reform industry agenda until he can make it past November's election for governor.

Those are the dates of purdah, which is the period leading up to an election where public bodies must act in a politically neutral manner until a new government is formed.

There are a lot of parents, teachers and public school advocates who will not fall for this hoax... a delay until 2 months after the election and a sub-committee of a committee to «study» common core.

Advocates for public schools won't reliably win elections until that they embrace that coalition and successfully push the party that direction.

While a formal civics course is not offered until high school, kindergarten students learn to «identify personal traits, such as courage, honesty, and responsibility» and third - graders learn to «explain how local government officials are chosen, e.g., election, appointment,» according to the Idaho State Department of Education's social studies standards.22 By the time students reach 12th grade, they are more prepared to learn civics - related topics, such as the electoral process and role of political parties; the methods of public participation; and the rights and responsibilities of citizenship, than students with no prior exposure to a civics curriculum.

After another election victory in 2016, Republican Senator Rubio is set to serve in public office until 2023.

Yup, the Public Sheep bleat right along to the BS, until they find out Donald Trump may have used some «untruths» during the election campaign.

With less than 100 days to go until the B.C. election, the governing Liberals are throwing millions of public dollars into a TV advertising blitz.

However, against a background of increased austerity across public services, with eight weeks to go until a general election, and following advice from counsel, the Law Society did not proceed with the judicial review and turned their efforts instead to lobbying.

Funds are available to candidates during the primaries and general election; up until 2014 parties could use public funds at nominating conventions, but President Obama signed a law that ended that.