Sentence examples for any election on from inspiring English sources

They could go further to understand that not all Aboriginal people want to be recognised in the Australian constitution, and that voting in any election on this issue is an assertion of their privilege.

It's difficult to quantify the extent to which any election rests on one particular issue.

However, an election on 8 November 2008 is likely to result in a new centre-right government.

Given the choice between Mr Taylor or an unknown rebel deluge, Liberians would probably re-elect him tomorrow, says one of the handful of western aid workers still in Monrovia.Not that any election looks on the cards.

Of course, the "nones" remain a clear minority in the US, and as such are unlikely to swing any election, especially on a national stage.

"You can watch any presidential election on TV," he said.

He said the government also wants a fair and clean election, as it does not want to be elected based on any election fraud.

But he said he could not see the political circumstance in which this could occur since any election would focus on Corbyn who he did not believe could win.

Any elections still going on may involve hanging chads and lawyers: Al Franken's 2008 Senate election took six months to go through the courts.

In response to Ferguson expressing concern about Labour's performance in May, Corbyn said: "There is not one story on any election anywhere in the UK that the BBC will not spin into a problem for me.

Yet early years experts caution that childcare is about more than simply enabling parents to return to work and say any election offers should focus on the quality of early education and care.