Sentence examples for election at which from inspiring English sources

The first NCMP to take up a seat in Parliament, Dr. Lee Siew-Choh of the WP, did so following the 1988 general election at which Chiam See Tong was the only opposition MP elected.

Mr. Wallis: Did you ever see an election at which deadly weapons were not produced?

Palmer formed the PUP before the 2013 federal election, at which he won a seat in the House of Representatives.

Conservatives hope that they will ride a wave of good publicity and economic recovery to an election at which they finally win a majority.

True, the Bain controversy may hurt Romney in the general election, at which point Gingrich will be able to claim some measure of vindication.

The takeover is the result of Pakistan's recent election, at which the ANP increased its representation from a mere seven to 46 of the province's 99 constituencies.

Republicans expressed little opposition to Hanna's candidacy for senator prior to the November state elections, at which Ohioans elected a governor, other statewide officials, and a legislature.

This occurred at both the 1999 and 2005 elections, at which S.R. Nathan was deemed elected because he was the only candidate considered eligible by the PEC.

Labour's winner, Phil Woolas, has since been disbarred by a special election court for nasty, racially-loaded leaflets that played fast and loose with the truth (thus triggering the current by-election, at which Labour is being represented by a new candidate, Debbie Abrahams).

The only two previous elections at which polls have been as consistent as this year's were in 1988 and 1995.

"And what are your thoughts on the recent Turkish elections?" at which point our burgeoning friendship was cut short tragically short when Koç's driver raised his window.