Sentence examples for a election as 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.

But Ms Merkel faces an election as well as a recession: next September she will fight to keep her job against the SPD's Frank-Walter Steinmeier, now foreign minister.

The opposition wants an election as soon as possible, to capitalise on a damning report into government sleaze.

But Mr Berlusconi, hungry for power, is baying for an election as soon as possible.

That could mean an election as soon as November, political analysts say.

And, in an election as close as this one, you can't count out Plaid Cymru.

So Mr Brown will call an election as soon as he thinks he can win it.And when might that be?

But the main opposition leader and former prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, is demanding an election as quickly as possible.

When interest rates were set by the Chancellor before 1997, a fall in rates would be trotted out ahead of an election as a sweetener.

If elected Speaker, he would stand down at the election to fight an election as a normal candidate before putting his name forward again, he said.

As Ammar Siamwalla, a prominent local economist, puts it, next week's vote is not so much an election as a referendum on Mr Thaksin.