Sentence examples for course elections from inspiring English sources
He concedes that, "of course, elections still happen".
Of course, elections are not a pressing problem for the sultan.
When the constitution is no longer a hard constraint on politics, the last defence against despotism is, of course, elections.
"No political or sectarian belief should be discounted, for they are based in religion, science, and personal beliefs, and of course elections without competition are impossible," Rouhani said.
"Of course, elections will be held during the 60-day period, making it an ideal time to determine how broadcasters are affected by the political editorial rule," the commission said in its order.
The course elections that a student indicates on a course schedule or course change notice shall appear on the student's transcript unless a student formally withdraws from a course before the relevant deadline, as listed in the Yale College Calendar with Pertinent Deadlines.
Of course, election year politics explains the rush to yet another showdown.
Of course, election coverage relies not just on replaying the messages of parties, but in robustly challenging new manifesto pledges.
There is an obvious reason Trump is spending so much time at campaign rallies recently, of course: Election Day is less than a month away.
Of course, presidential elections are not arguments in the abstract but arguments with a face.
