Sentence examples for Without any election from inspiring English sources

The same thing happened in the early 1950s when Franklin Roosevelt kicked the can in office and Harry Truman stepped up to the plate without any election necessary.

The Troika pressured Italy to make Monti its leader without any elections.

Like the reorganisation overseas, that will take a lot of bipartisan co-operation a tall order in any year, with or without an eleco-operation a

Yet, one can imagine a way to dispel the pernicious effects of gerrymandering without the need to modify any election districts.

I cautioned previously, one should not project national polls' relative enthusiasm -- or, related, party preference among likely voters -- onto these races since we will likely see lower turnout elsewhere, especially in the large Democratic states without any Senate elections or competitive Gubernatorial elections.

"Changes before any election with and without [extensive] notification is troubling.

Seven years without an election is far too long.

Then Lieutenant Governor, Mr Perry replaced Bush as Governor of Texas without an election.

Britain's constitution is being rewritten under our noses, without public debate, without an election.

He is succeeded, without an election being held, by José Maria Marin, 79, a former politician.

Such a defeat probably would have made Mr. Dion prime minister without an election.