Sentence examples for a prolonged election from inspiring English sources

American diplomats have expressed concern about what could be a prolonged election.

In 2014, telecom companies refused a government request to ban Facebook during a prolonged election dispute that appeared to threaten Afghanistan's stability.

But India is entering a prolonged election season, and some extremist elements may be tempted to exploit people's insecurities and resentments.

A prolonged election dispute could cast a cloud over the government and unsettle investors, especially in the mining sector, at a time when Zambia, Africa's largest copper producer, is feeling the pinch from the global credit crisis.

Indonesia is currently in the midst of what's shaping up to be a prolonged election season, with regional elections this year and a presidential race next.

Still, the nascent anti-Trump movement among young people threatens to throw another wrench into a painful and prolonged election process that many people want to have behind them.

In an interview with Yahoo! in August 2015, University of Toronto political scientist Nelson Wiseman suggested that these caps likely played into Stephen Harper's motivation to call an early and prolonged election campaign.

The decision was made as a result of the prolonged election and subsequent absence of a stable government.

Cameron said Leadsom had made the right decision, and in an unusually curt statement said her decision would now avoid a "prolonged leadership election campaign".

Narendra Modi of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), his probable successor, mocks the legacy of the "economist prime minister" as high inflation and slowing growth.A prolonged general election helps to explain some of the lack of grace.

In the midst of a prolonged federal election, the ruling Conservative Party came under fire for not accepting more refugees from the region.