Sentence examples for because of elections from inspiring English sources

Merkel has to calibrate her message carefully because of elections in September.

An early date for the referendum will be necessary because of elections in France and Germany in 2017.

Everyone is saying there's no money in town – is it because of elections we should starve?" he said, in a darkened shop full of handwoven carpets.

But he added that 2005 will be seen as a "turning point" in Iraq's history because of elections that have led to a democratic government.

It did not end, but was not allowed to ripen until an agreement was reached because of elections in Israel and this government's choice not to continue the negotiations.

The site was supposed to go public in January, he said, but was delayed because of elections, won last month by Silvio Berlusconi, who had twice been prime minister.

But American and European officials said it was because of election year political jockeying.

But he has been stopped from doing so, because of election rules that favour big parties.

So Florida is likely to get more attention, and not just because of election difficulties.

Ms. Pamfilova said the results from four districts were nullified because of election fraud.

Mr. Clinton said many nominees were being held up because of election-year politics.