Sentence examples for election apart from inspiring English sources

One of the biggest surprises of the general election, apart from its result, was the return of our old friend "big society".

Tentative plans are announced for a precarious-sounding rainbow coalition of every single party that won a seat in the election, apart from the Liberal Democrats.

Did Coulson facilitate or engage in any form of contact between News Corp and the Tory leadership before or after the 2010 election, apart from normal contact with journalists working on stories?

The tranquillity that prevailed as millions of Angolans went to the polls last week and the acceptance of the outcome by the opposition party, the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, or Unita, set this election apart from Angola's calamitous last vote, in 1992.

At every other election apart from 2010, debates didn't happen, for the very reason they might not this time: the party leader with the most to lose decided against it.

Voters aren't showing much excitement over the June 3 election, apart from a race to replace Supervisor Yvonne B. Burke in Los Angeles County's 2nd District.

The 1979 European elections apart, it had not lost a nationwide election north of the border since 1959.

On the other hand, if Carswell really believes that it doesn't matter who wins elections (apart from him), perhaps his defection makes sense.

Apart from the pesky matter of "voting in elections" — apart from decades of voting to empower incompetents, scoundrels and criminals, and to mandate unionized rapacity — no one is responsible for anything.

I don't think anything is going to happen ahead of the elections, apart from the constitutional issue, and in my opinion the government is totally opposed to constitutional amendment.

Despite describing herself as an "old-fashioned Liberal of the Jo Grimond persuasion", she has voted for the Conservative party in most elections, apart from a brief flirtation with Labour in 1997.