Sentence examples for a election from inspiring English sources

Until now, the family and its allies on the board have effectively controlled the Class A election as well as the Class B. But in recent years, a falling stock price, a sharp downturn for the newspaper industry and mounting shareholder discontent have relaxed that grip as never before.

In 1997, when Hafez al-Assad of Syria was elected for the fourth time in an a election in which he won by an official count of 99.9percentthethe station refused to accept the Syrian government's own text.

He survived a election, although a recent court decision struck down most of the law.

If not, Obama will maul Santorum badly in a election and secure a second term.

President Bush led Republicans to a election victory despite economic problems that might have produced the opposite result.

No matter how you look at it, Britain is set for a election whose outcome is already certain, in which the size of the majority scarcely matters.

Debates, an election, a war.

What a difference an election makes.

To account for these factors, we focused our analysis on candidates who ran in an election and either won an election and served or never won an election and never served.

"There was an election.

"We need an election".