Sentence examples for election applies from inspiring English sources

was acquired during a taxable year to which such election applies and before May 1, 2003, in the ordinary course of its trade or business.

This election applies to the entire academic year and must be made by notifying the Registrar within the first four weeks of the date Fall semester classes begin.

Looming over these nuts-and-bolts questions are important unknowns, like whether the Supreme Court ruling that ended the presidential election applies to future elections.

My youngest daughter, who is 18 and voted in her first election, applied it by going to ISideWith.com.

Section 2a c) (requiring at-large elections) applies unless or until the State redistricts, and §2c (requiring single-member districts) applies once the State has completed the redistricting process.

Mr. Solís said the ruling on re-elections applied to Mr. Ortega and 109 Sandinista mayors who filed an injunction seeking exemption from the Constitution's ban; any opposition candidates seeking re-election must file their own petitions.

Richard Bensinger, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s organizing director, says that if the rules for representation elections applied to political campaigns, President Clinton would have controlled all television stations and been able to make all voters watch his videos several hours a day.

Mr Hancock, who is standing as an independent candidate in Portsmouth's Fratton ward in May's local elections, applied to judge Master Leslie for an open-ended stay.

And equally, the issue about election posters applies to every election, including UK general elections, Scottish parliamentary elections and the European ones too.

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We also don't have the pay council tax and most importantly – even though we might be here for just three years – we're entitled to vote in the general election (this applies to qualified Commonwealth citizens who live in the UK).