Sentence examples for election a team from inspiring English sources

Days after the election, a team of agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation will arrive here, invited to assess the long-stalled inquiry into the death of Georgy Gongadze, a Ukrainian journalist whose decapitated body was found six weeks after he disappeared in September 2000.

In election years, a team from the old National Football League has won the Super Bowl nine times, the most recent being the Giants four years ago.

Indeed, Labour is conducting itself increasingly like a party in the midst of a leadership election than a team readying itself for power.

Curry will miss the coach-as-educator role, arranging team trips before road games to historic sites like Colonial Williamsburg or parlaying the presidential election into a team lesson on how voting is a fundamental expression of freedom.

With just over a month to go before the UK general election, join a team of experts to discuss how NGOs can get their ideas onto the political agenda on Thursday 2 April, 1-3pm BST.

And since the November election, a small team of White House lawyers has been reading the opinions of prominent conservative judges, and there, Gorsuch stood out.

BBC election studio results team Jump to media player The engine driving the BBC's election analysis is a team of psephologists - people who study elections.

The engine driving the BBC's election analysis is a team of psephologists - people who study elections - who will be analyzing every result across the country to identify voting patterns and trends that help to give a picture of the shape of the next government.

But opponents of Mr. Lee in Parliament voted two days before his election to allow a team of independent counsels to begin a new investigation.

Facebook is promoting a new "war room" as a part of its solution to election interference, unveiling a team of specialists working to stop the spread of misinformation and propaganda.

Jo Johnson, one of the brightest members of the 2010 intake of Tory MPs, who accompanied the prime minister on his first overseas trade mission within two months of the last election, will run a team of special advisers and civil servants in No 10.