Sentence examples for election bore from inspiring English sources

However, the reforms to the Legislative Council's election bore fruit.

Tory rhetoric since the election bears an imprint of that pressure.

As an election bears down on us, people are demanding that, when it comes to public services, the conversation has to stop being one-way.

Yesterday's local and European elections bore all the hallmarks of a dress rehearsal for next year's general election.

Board elections bear no resemblance to democratic elections.

Well, at the U.N., most "elections" bear no resemblance to democracy as free societies understand it.

Recent elections bear these findings out.

A 1981 New York Times letter to the editor in favor of public financing of elections bears the signature of then-Lt.

As if that were not excitement enough, there is also the thrill of a Belgian general election (bear with us it's more interesting than you might think).

"And everything since the election has borne that out".

In giving him a crushing parliamentary majority, voters are handing him an exceptionally strong mandate for a tax-cutting, welfare-tightening, business-friendly programme, part of which will be voted through in an extraordinary parliamentary session in July.The election also bears out Mr Sarkozy's strategy of neutralising the opposition by co-opting parts of it into his government.