Sentence examples for could be two elections from inspiring English sources

So there could be two elections in 2015, plus a possible referendum on exit from the EU in 2017.

"Camara will hold elections when the population is ready," says Traoré, "and that could be six months, or it could be two years".

That means over the next 100 years there could be six fewer general elections.

With candidates from the revolutionary movement, Islamists and members of the old guard vying for leadership, the election could be one final opportunity for Egypt's de facto ruler, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, to help usher in a genuine and safe political transition.

It could be one of the final legislative changes introduced by his government before a general election on Nov. 20.

That was three elections ago.

there have been eight elections.

There could now be two years of partisan and populist politics, with a flurry of state elections in 2012 leading up to a general election by 2014.

It could be done within two elections if 66% of new MPs and 75% of new peers were women.

There could be one election a month over four months, starting with choosing a school representative, then at the local authority level, then at the regional level, and finally at the national level.

One bell-wether of the national political mood could be the student elections at the University of Khartoum.