Sentence examples for called an election from inspiring English sources

An old-fashioned kind of consultation called an "election" may give an answer to that.

If James Callaghan had called an election in 1978, the Labour prime minister could have been re-elected.

It is called an election.

He called an election in November 1952.

In June 1970 Wilson called an election.

The Stanley Bruce government called an election the next day.

"This cannot be called an election," she said.

He reiterated his opposition to elections.Australia's prime minister, Kevin Rudd, called an election for September 7th.

Percy Mahinda Rajapaksa has called an election two years early, to seek an unprecedented third term.

Çiller failed to form a new coalition and called an election for December 1995.

Prime Minister [Edward] Heath in England had called an election suddenly and, to his surprise, lost.