Sentence examples for a set election from inspiring English sources

A set election date has distracted politicians from the duties of their office, as a date certain for standing before voters looms on the horizon.

The court must act much faster in the Texas case, where its decision on Friday to stay the use of a set of election maps, created by federal judges, has thrown election planning there into disarray.

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In a set of elections, people want to send messages to the government about issues they are frustrated about.

"The international community cannot, in my view, facilitate and oversee a set of elections in which somebody guilty of crimes on the scale that Assad has committed is able to run for office.

A set-piece election would be too vulnerable to disruption by the insurgents; the ration-card system excluded many families punished by the regime; and the Kurds had no such system.

It also set elections for a president and council of the Palestinian Authority, which would govern the Palestinian population in the occupied territories, and on January 20 , 1996 Arafat was elected president of the PA.

He set elections for July 3.

A set of provincial elections towards the end of this year has a chance of empowering the aggrieved Sunni Arabs.

In the aftermath of a difficult set of election results there is the danger of recriminations and in-fighting.

The convincing win will provide solace to the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, after a poor set of election results overnight in Scotland, England and Wales.