Sentence examples for To be election from inspiring English sources

Sorry, you are now considered to be election campaigners.

Something had changed in Russia in 2011, and people not only voted in higher numbers than usual; they also signed up to be election monitors.

But in the oil-rich monarchies of the Gulf, the pace remains as ponderous and reverse-prone as ever.Just now it happens to be election season in four of the six countries of the Gulf Co-operation Council.

Human Rights Club have spent the last few months documenting political prisoner cases, they estimate there are over 100 political prisoners in Azerbaijan's jails – two of whom were expected to be election candidates until their incarceration forced them to withdraw.

"Are we going to tie everybody's hands so much that instead of there being what is perceived to be election by special interests," she asked, "will we have election of only wealthy individuals?" The pressure on Mr. Meeks was also considerable.

High housing costs and a recent increase in the number of foreign workers are expected to be election issues.

But first there have to be elections.

Now there are going to be elections.

In 1956, there were to be elections to reunite the country under a single government — elections that never took place.

If Chávez dies or resigns or is incapacitated, there would have to be elections in thirty days.

On Sunday night one people died in an explosion and another person was shot dead in what is believed to be election-related violence.