Sentence examples for begin with the election from inspiring English sources

Let's begin with the election process itself.

One thing I could have made clearer in my blog post is that racially tinged and outright racist attacks did not begin with the election of Mr. Obama.

This process, however, did not begin with the elections.

The contest began with the election of parliament (the National Assembly) in February 1913.

On Thursday morning, the initial meeting, delayed by months as governments procrastinated, began with the election of a developing and a developed country co-chair.

The military increasingly faded into the background as arbiters of national policy, and Mexico had an unbroken line of civilian presidents, beginning with the election of Miguel Alemán in 1946.

For me the 80s began with the election of Margaret Thatcher on 4 May 1979 and ended with the internal party coup that ousted her as prime minister on 28 November 1990.

But the opposition leadership's closeness to the US government is also a liability in a country that was the first to lead South America's "second independence" that began with the election of Hugo Chávez in 1998.

But rather than being seen as a radical transition, it is best viewed as part of an ever-evolving process that began with the election of George Washington in 1789.

This would have required the backing of two-thirds of Congress and is now out of the question.So the election marks the twilight of the Kirchner era, which began with the election of Ms Fernández's late husband Néstor in 2003.

Mr. Kirk's victory, ending a century of Democratic control in Florida, was one of the first major Republican gains in the South at the time and a harbinger of an even greater Republican tide in the South, beginning with the election two years later of President Richard M. Nixon.