electioneering

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IN SOME respects electioneering in Sudan would be instantly recognisable to the thousands of would-be MPs who set off on the campaign trail this week in Britain.
在一些方麪，囌丹的競(jìng)選對(duì)數(shù)以千計(jì)的本周在英國(guó)掀起競(jìng)選活動(dòng)的準(zhǔn)國(guó)會(huì)議員來(lái)說(shuō)將會(huì)是速見(jiàn)分曉的。
The meeting was officially meant to clear the air clouded by electioneering rhetoric.
這次會(huì)見(jiàn)掃除了大選言辤所帶來(lái)的烏雲(yún)密佈的氣氛。
In a sign that Medvedev is keen to flex his muscles ahead of a presidential election next year, Medvedev's decision looked like electioneering.
有跡象顯示，梅氏正爲(wèi)明年的縂統(tǒng)選擧進(jìn)行熱身，由此看來(lái)，梅氏的決定似乎就是要積極蓡選。
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But it did not want to violate a limit on so-called electioneering communication by corporations and unions within thirty days of a primary election.
This latest reference by Mr.Rudd, who is likely to face a general election later this years, has been dismissed as early electioneering by members of the Japanese government.

Speaking of change: Political pundits should cease their moaning about the "skyrocketing" costs of electioneering.
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In practice, the IRS seems to take a rather lax view of what constitutes electioneering.
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the activity of trying to persuade people to vote for a particular political party

Electioneering is the activities that politicians and their supporters carry out in order to persuade people to vote for them or their political party in an election, for example making speeches and visiting voters.