Sentence examples for all other election from inspiring English sources

They had headquarters the Hotel St. Charles, with TV screens, wall charts... Scotch & canapes, and all other election paraphernalia.

By contrast, it assigned to the courts the duty of resolving all other election disputes, including those arising in presidential elections.

At a time when jobs and economic growth override all other election issues, Obama's opposition to the construction of the 1,179-mile 1,179-mileL pipeline from Hardisty, Alberta to Steele City, Neb., has provided Republicans with another inviting target: a Democratic president more beholden to environmentalists than to the thousands of pipeline worKeystone would be hired to build the project.

I understand the precarious nature of voting based on one issue, but, as I said, I have pretty much always put my concern for equal rights and opportunities for all above all other election issues to a certain extent.

Tories will use electronic voting for their London mayoral primary – so why do they ban it for all other elections and union ballots?

You may specify whom I vote for in the presidential and all other elections".A voter, identified only as "apragmatic", who (illegally) tried to sell his vote on eBay.

(Three Democrats — Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964, George McGovern in 1972, and John Kerry in 2004 — performed slightly better in Ohio than they did nationally. But in all other elections since the Second World War, it was just slightly Republican-leaning).

That is, that the Florida Legislature, after submitting to the voters of Florida the authority to pick their presidential electors has not said we're going to have one election code now to review that election, and we're going to have another election code to review all other elections, have they?

Election silence, as in all other elections in Croatia, is enforced on the day of the elections and the previous day, ending at 7 00 pm when the polling stations close and exit polls may be announced.

Under Pennsylvanian law, primaries are mandatory in all other elections, and in her opinion the lack of a primary in this case should have been judged to be a violation of Trinsey's fundamental rights.

Tomorrow we'll be covering the launch of the Lib Dems' manifesto and all the other election news.