Sentence examples for election back on from inspiring English sources

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

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

Many of the experts said the judges would not have convened today's hearing, which required nine of them to travel to San Francisco from out of state, unless they intended put the election back on track.

Afghanistan election 'back on track' Jump to media player Afghan presidential hopeful Ashraf Ghani says US Secretary of State John Kerry has helped put their election back on track.

My lawsuit gives the court the opportunity to right this wrong, and put the attorney general election back on the ballot.

Yet the streets have been quiet since the elections back on June 10.

Instead, in accepting the Republican nomination, Mr. Romney delivered a mostly well-written and reasonably well-delivered speech — but one that largely avoided policy substance or sweeping narrative, instead seeking to turn the election back into a referendum on President Obama.

Jubilant Republicans declared the US election race back on Thursday, calling Mitt Romney's resounding victory over Barack Obama in the first of the presidential debates a "game changer".

"When Theresa May called the snap election, going back on what she said previously, Corbyn had a right to challenge that," said Danny Owen, 27. "He's been challenged by his own party twice and overcame it.

The event was an effort to get Labour's general election campaign back on track after a chaotic two days in which a draft of the party's manifesto was leaked wholesale to newspapers.

Nigel Farage has said he would stand for parliament again if there were a re-run of the South Thanet election, going back on a previous pledge to retire from frontline politics.