Sentence examples for election back from inspiring English sources

"As an elections manager, I would like to get the election back on track.

Mohammed Nasheed was the leader after a first-round election back in September, but the country's Supreme Court begged to differ.

Netanyahu assumed, when he called for this early election, back in December, that, like Shamir, he could rely on Likud's traditional base.

Mr. Obama and his aides will have to use all of their waning influence to get the election back on track.

It will also ruin the short political timetable of a government already damaged by the 11-year itch, which can't put the election back beyond 2010.

Big is bad, and anyway it was just a politician's cliche, glitter to dress the stage for a passing election back in early 2010.

The Liberal Party, which hopes to unseat him in the election, backs the bill with reservations.

Sir Alan Beith, the party's former deputy leader, who left Parliament  at the election, backed Mr Farron.

Osborne also predicted that Labour would not go into the next election backing a graduate tax.

The political process that resulted in Mr. Mohamud's election, backed by the United Nations, was condemned by Islamist militants, who said it was manipulated by the West.

While 74% of people who said they voted Labour in the last election backed new bike lanes, this dropped only to 69% among Conservative voters.