Sentence examples for after elections which from inspiring English sources

Analysts say the government is unlikely to touch the subsidies until at least after elections, which are due by next February.

Mr. Kok and his cabinet have been asked to stay as a caretaker government until a new administration is formed after elections, which are already scheduled for May 15.

General Baker, who said there had been about 60 such attacks in the last two months compared with "two or three" in the preceding months, blamed a "confluence" of factors, including frustration over electricity shortages, the return of Iranian-trained militants and Iraq's failure to produce a government nearly six months after elections, which the insurgents have sought to exploit.

On February 11th, almost a year after elections which saw Robert Mugabe's ruling Zanu-PF party defeated for the first time since independence in 1980, Morgan Tsvangirai, leader of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), was sworn in as prime minister.

Britain and France have called for EU reforms, as leaders arrive for a summit in Brussels after elections which gave a boost to Eurosceptic parties.

Under the president's planned martial law order, Al Ahram said, the military would return to its barracks after parliamentary elections, which are expected to take place two months after the referendum if the constitution is approved.

The cabinet is expected to serve until after Palestinian elections, which are scheduled for Jan . 20

A Forum Research poll last week had Mr Mulcair's NDP on track to form a minority government after the elections, which are set for 19 October.

The real test may come after parliamentary elections, which, if the constitution is found to have passed this weekend, are scheduled for Dec. 15.

The bombings came during a period of political uncertainty — negotiations to form a new government have stalled more than three months after parliamentary elections — which insurgents are seeking to exploit to destabilize the country further, American and Iraqi officials said.

Although King thus far has refrained from pushing for shifts in science policy, that should change after national elections, which the current Labour government is widely expected to win.