electorate sentence examples

• Dave the tea boy: we need to convince the electorate that we've changed good luck on that one, mate.
• Electorate at the election.
• Bizarre... mike - i agree it's a manifesto that can be accepted or rejected by the electorate.
• Crucially, he argues, labor must find a way of using its beliefs to explain its policies to an increasingly skeptical electorate.
• Electorate voting in the 1999 elections for scottish unitary councils.
• In general, the intention is to ensure that constituency electorates are kept roughly equal.
• Electorate in the home constituency.
• Electorate of that constituency.
• Yet the labor party are continuing the tory policy of trying to bribe the electorate, instead of maintaining proper levels of public expenditure.
• Less than 15 per cent of the municipal electorate voted.
• Electorate votes for a political party or independent candidate standing for a scottish parliament region.
• Electorate in a referendum, but never was.
• They have such a strong sense of their own righteousness that they feel entitled to mislead the electorate.
• I believe the british electorate are ready to support such an agenda.
• Political leaders were therefore willing to attempt to persuade electorates of the merits of their cause.
• Clearly the advent of new tory leader has not impacted on the scottish electorate, at least yet.
• We condemn the government in london for this tactic to delay peace and confuse the electorate in northern ireland.
• A petition reaching 5 % of the total electorate would trigger a referendum based on that petition.
• Consent engages the whole electorate, consensus involves only a majority.
• In fact, they make up about one-fifth of the entire electorate.

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