Sentence examples for before the election because from inspiring English sources

I joined the Labour Party two years before the election because I desperately wanted the Tories out.

Mr. Sharon's spokesmen said he would not grant an interview to foreign newspapers before the election because of time constraints.

A similar package was shelved before the election because of Lib Dem opposition and Tory ministers also expressed concerns over some of the proposed measures.

you told Anderson Cooper that you didn't want to float the book before the election because you didn't want to become the story.

"Denis Napthine is desperate to sign any sham contract before the election because he doesn't want to take it to the people and allow Victorians to decide".

Nixon tells Mr. Kissinger it might be better not to have a Vietnam peace treaty before the election because people would think he was desperate for political reasons.

The wedding was delayed until shortly before the elections because, as The New York Times reported in a 1974 profile of Betty Ford, Jerryy was running for Congress and wasn't sure how voters might feel about his marrying a divorced ex-dancer".

In county after county, officials said that never before had anyone questioned the way they counted a handful of overseas ballots more than a week after the election, because never before had those votes mattered to the outcome.

Politicians, the critics said, had grabbed onto the drug issue before the elections because it was popular and easy to explain and there was no substantial pro-drug opposition.

Livingstone had been due to host the LBC show on Saturday morning but instead appeared as a guest, after the station decided to remove him as a presenter for the week before the elections because of Ofcom broadcasting rules about political neutrality.

But the man who appeared on course to become prime minister had to step down before the elections because of a funding scandal.