Sentence examples for approaching general election from inspiring English sources
The question can't be divorced in any meaningful way from the approaching general election.
Soundings among 100 backbenchers produced 35 "certains", but the attempt was abandoned because of the approaching general election.
The credit crunch, the approaching general election and now the cross-party shaming of Parliament (and, perhaps, the advent of Barack Obama) have also contributed.
Menacingly, the council says this will also correct "erroneous" reporting of its affairs elsewhere.In this section Patriot games The Longbridge effect Hysteria in Downing Street Shaken and stirred Alistair Campbell's little joke Invalid Trimble's troubles Good wage ReprintsWelsh Labour MPs, worried about the electoral threat of Plaid Cymru in the approaching general election, are horrified.
The opposition Conservatives say that if they win power at the approaching general election they will copy the Scottish system, in which people who are not convicted usually have their DNA removed from the database as soon as the case against them is dropped.
It would be reasonable to assume that an approaching general election would focus people's minds on whether they are eligible to vote.
Mr. Chona was also among the elders who initiated moves to bring all the political parties in Zambia together to resolve conflicts before the approaching general elections.
As the country approaches general elections, scheduled for next year, analysts worry that the government will abstain from making any politically unpopular decisions to fix the country's finances, whose problems include a large current account deficit.
Although Alexis Tsipras's government in Athens has been praised for its humane approach towards refugees, it has been chastised for its handling of overseeing the distribution of aid and infrastructure, and the issue is likely to assume greater significance as Greece approaches general elections next year.
The point about today's announcements is less their impact on welfare spending and more their impact on the fast-approaching general election campaign.
The months of April, May and finally June passed without anything approaching a general election plan.
