Sentence examples for election back from from inspiring English sources
If the state of Florida really does manage to establish an official count, then the loser whether it is George W. Bush or Al Gore is likely to come under intense public pressure to concede, and so to pull this year's election back from the political twilight zone.
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Republican lawmakers, wary of alienating an important voting block before an election, held back from further action.
When Americans last paid attention to Ukraine, during the Orange Revolution protests nine years ago, Yanukovych also played the bad guy, for his attempt to falsify the results of a Presidential election with backing from Moscow.
The accounts its election observers brought back from Zimbabwe deepened Botswana's official revulsion.
Egypt has gone from repressive autocracy to revolt to democratic elections back to repressive autocracy.
Mr. Baldassare notes that independent voters, often the swing element in California elections, are holding back from throwing in with Republicans.
As he seeks re-election after battling back from a brain hemorrhage nearly two years ago, questions about his health -- until now largely off limits and deemed unseemly -- are being raised by his Republican opponent.
Gov. Jon S. Corzine, a Democrat who is expected to seek re-election, was traveling back from Iraq and did not intend to comment on Mr. Christie's entry into the race, according to the governor's spokesman.
"The fear is there that after the Bundestag election, firms will pull back from short-time work and instead go ahead with more layoffs.
You might think it's unfair to count polls taken so far back from election day (although most scoring techniques utilize a similar method to the one employed here).
