Sentence examples for completion of the elections from inspiring English sources

So, the completion of the elections could restore the unity of liberal and Islamist calls for the generals to leave power.

The New Yorker, March 12 , 1990P. 27 With the completion of the elections in Nicaragua, there is reason to hope that the war and the economic agony in that country may finally be coming to an end.

By Allan Nairn The New Yorker, March 12 , 1990P. 27 With the completion of the elections in Nicaragua, there is reason to hope that the war and the economic agony in that country may finally be coming to an end.

Nikolai Petrov in the Moscow Times "The United States congratulates the Russian people on the completion of the presidential elections, and looks forward to working with the president-elect after the results are certified and he is sworn in".

It pointedly congratulated "the Russian people on the completion of the presidential elections," but not Mr. Putin himself.

"Instead of stating that it 'congratulates the Russian people on the completion of the presidential elections,' as the Obama administration has done, it should have condemned the flagrant manipulation and media restrictions that marred this election.

(http://www.crisisgroup.org/home/index.cfm?id=6462&l=1&m=1. The lasting impact of election politics and promises can only be fully understood after the completion of this election cycle (late spring).

In a move that caused more bad feeling, the NEC decided that "all normal party meetings at CLP and branch level shall be suspended until the completion of the leadership election", effectively the remainder of the summer.

Finally, perhaps the most striking decision of all: the imposition of a kind of internal martial law, whereby "all normal party meetings at CLP and branch level shall be suspended until the completion of the leadership election".

) The law was amended, and on September 24, 2009, Paul G. Kirk, former Democratic National Committee chairman, and former aide to Kennedy, was appointed to occupy the Senate seat until the completion of the special election.

After the December completion of the 2010 presidential election, Lukashenko was elected to a fourth straight term with nearly 80% of the vote in elections.