Sentence examples for election at home from inspiring English sources

Ian Stewart, chief economist at Deloitte Despite continued uncertainties in the euro area and May's general election at home, prospects for the UK economy remain good.

Indeed, Merkel's team is expending as much energy on the French presidential race as they would on an important regional election at home.

HOW best does an oil-rich dictator, who rigs elections at home and locks away those who dare to grumble, try to burnish his international reputation?

In contrast to the cynicism and trivialization that characterized the elections at home, he was struck by the grandeur of democracy.

Iran's populist president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, is expected to run for re-election next year while Hugo Chávez of Venezuela is being contested in local elections at home.

They also know that the street's wrath can be defused by progress on the Arab-Israeli front or elections at home.

This was mainly due to transitory factors, with Italy's Mario Monti focusing on elections at home, and Spain's Mariano Rajoy preoccupied with a corruption scandal.

It was a spectacular victory for Renzi — better than any Italian party had done in any election since 1946, and certainly enough of a mandate to free him from the risks of calling general elections at home.

Mr. Cameron went before television cameras to hail the result as a triumph — a rare one, electorally, for the prime minister, whose government has been trounced in several recent by-elections at home.

In the wake of the battering his party took in the midterm elections at home last week, Mr. Obama has cast his Asia trip as mission to revive the American economy and bolster job growth.

When a reporter asked what kind of complaints he was hearing from fellow leaders, Mr. Obama laughed it off, asking, "What about compliments?" As to whether the elections at home have weakened him overseas, he served up a one-word answer: No.