Sentence examples for during its election from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's center-right Pakistan Muslim League (P.M.L.N), which won an overwhelming majority in the general elections, had promised during its election campaign that it would, if elected, negotiate with the Taliban.

But Fidesz rests its argument about having a mandate, especially when speaking to outsiders, on a mistaken claim that the party promised during its election campaign to change the constitution, a promise they say was ratified by the election.

And Mr Musharraf would appoint caretaker federal and provincial governments to run the country during its election season.A more profound uncertainty, as the global attention on Miss Bhutto may indicate, concerns Pakistan.

To understand what might compel people to hand over their well-being to a pack of boisterous hounds, I was invited to ride with Spring Valley during its Election Day meet.

Waters accused Palaszczuk of a "go-slow" on the state renewable energy target of 50% by 2030, saying the government had "gone quiet" since promising action during its election campaign and putting off any announcements until next year.

Under a limited relief programme promised by the Syriza party during its election victory in January, more than 300,000 of the poorest Greek households applied last month for food aid, a small rent allowance and to have their electricity reconnected for free.

Al Franken's Senatorial campaign announced on Monday that it would be withdrawing 425 ballots that it had previously challenged during its recount election against Sen. Norm Coleman.

Gore worked on-air as an analyst during its recent election night coverage.

The subdued atmosphere throughout Hong Kong was a stark contrast to the feeling in May 1998, when the city throbbed with excitement during its first election under Chinese rule.

There is of course, a particular deliciousness in asking those questions in Australia, where the government released very little policy information during its recent election campaign and seemed to benefit enormously from doing so.

Like Tony Abbott, Key has an impenetrable, water-off-a-duck's-back quality, which allowed him not only to weather serious accusations of international surveillance and "dirty politics" lobbed at his party during its 2014 election campaign but emerge more popular than ever.