Sentence examples for a full election from inspiring English sources

On Oct. 16, a full election cycle after their romance began, they were married by Msgr. Michael Hardiman at St . Sebastians Catholic Church in Woodside.

In this way have we gone through four "debates" and nearly a full election cycle with climate change unmentioned and unmentionable.

A full election with a vote for all adults is considered impractical for security and institutional reasons, so Somalia's next president will be selected by members of a bicameral national assembly picked by 14,000 delegates chosen by tribal elders.

Places on this Council of Stellar Management, as it is known, were first competed for in a full election during March 2008, with 66 candidates putting themselves forward for nine positions.

Michigan officials did not estimate the cost of a new election, but party leaders involved in negotiating a solution said that a full statewide election, as opposed to a caucus, could cost as much as $10 million.

And after a while, the steering committee elected me as the party's first leader, ahead of a full leadership election by our members next year.

The answer is not a full, new election.

But the Americans acknowledge that a full, nationwide election in January may not be possible.

For that reason, almost everyone except the religious leaders is determined to delay a full national election for a year or longer.

The Americans said they arranged the selection this way because it would be impossible to organize a full national election by next spring.

Further uncertainties include the Greek presidential poll - the first of three - which, if it does not go the government's way, could lead to a full blown election.