Sentence examples for consider the election from inspiring English sources

Despite the inconvenience, many Venezuelans say they consider the election so critical that they intend to travel to New Orleans.

Clinton's own staff didn't consider the election to be in the bag until late in the last week of October.

"We still consider the election a victory," said Elise Jones, a spokeswoman for the anti-sprawl campaign in Colorado.

Others, including candidates who are not part of the G-8 coalition, still consider the election a power grab and an electoral coup d'état by President Martelly and his government.

While Vietor said Obama wanted to bequeath "as little of this challenge as he can to his successor", he did not consider the election a factor in the planning of the Mosul assault.

The 1860 election is regarded by most political observers as the first of three "critical" elections in the United States contests that produced sharp and enduring changes in party loyalties across the country (although some analysts consider the election of 1824 to have been the first critical election).

To appreciate the significance of these events, consider the elections in Pakistan the month before.

He clearly considers the election over.

They considered the election a victory won for "Constitutional liberty".

The poll found that two-thirds considered the election "very important".

"Other than being commercially opportunistic, we weren't considering the election," Mr. Owens said.