Sentence examples for election alongside from inspiring English sources

But the PD plans to fight the general election alongside the more radical Left, Ecology and Freedom (SEL) movement.

Brown had – with conspicuous success – fought the election alongside Blair in 2001 and 2005 on his favoured "dividing lines" of Labour investment versus Tory cuts.

Fine Gael entered the election alongside its coalition partner Labour with the biggest majority in the history of the Irish state.

Coppard and his car, with 98,000 miles on the clock, are central to Labour's effort to "decapitate" Nick Clegg in the 2015 general election – alongside a small army of volunteers.

9.22pm GMT Cabinet in session President Obama speaks to his first cabinet meeting since the election, alongside (from left) Department of the Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, Department of State Secretary Hillary Clinton, Department of Defense Secretary Leon Panetta.

Jim Murphy's abrupt decision to resign as leader of Scottish Labour plunges the party into its second internal election alongside the contest to succeed Ed Miliband as UK leader, and presents the party with a significant challenge at a critical time in its history.

A Momentum spokesperson said: "Sheffield Momentum members and supporters campaigned for a Labour victory during the Mosborough by-election, alongside phone-banking in the leadership election just like Owen Smith supporters.

But the truth is that few were eager to run for re-election alongside a senator who was the subject of a criminal investigation -- or, worse, facing criminal charges.

Incumbents Leanne Wood and Chris Franks sit in first and second place on their list, seeking re-election alongside the future Lord Mayor of Cardiff Council, Delme Bowen who is third.

The inclusion of an image of a bearded cleric, a PPP candidate in local elections, alongside the clean-shaven, besuited Shahabuddin on campaign posters seems an implicit recognition of this.

These elections, alongside those of Kamala Harris in California, who became the first Indian-American senator, and Tammy Duckworth in Illinois, the first Thai-American senator, were celebrated as glimmers of hope in the face of Trump's victory.