Sentence examples for depending on election from inspiring English sources

The Bundestag, which consists of about 600 members (the precise number of members varies depending on election results), is the cornerstone of the German system of government.

But a review of its tax returns shows membership revenue fluctuating wildly depending on election cycles — similar to the fund-raising of political committees that escalates during campaign season.

Latinos can get used or abused, courted or shunned depending on election cycles.

Ahmadinejad, like the President's before him, are temporary figures who come and go depending on elections, and depending on their relationship to Khamenei, are able to rule with greater or lesser amounts of autonomy and authority.

The Finnish vice president of the European commission, Jyrki Katainen, responded to Syriza's election victory by saying, "We don't change policies depending on elections". Oh yes you bloody well do.

"The key role of the judiciary is that we do not depend on election" he said.

"The key role of the judiciary is that we do not depend on election," he said.

"This is the break-in period for the new law," Mr. Borgsmiller said, adding that the exact application of the statute would depend on election board rulings on specific cases that could arise.

Judicial restraint in respect to elections is absolutely necessary because the health of our democracy depends on elections being decided by voters -- not by judges.

Mr. Gore did best among groups that Democrats depend on in general elections, including union members and women.

Depending on the election results, Mr. Gephardt might even be speaker.