Sentence examples for election caused by from inspiring English sources

He lost that election but took office a year later, in an election caused by the collapse of Alberto K. Fujimori's government.

There was a poll in Thirsk a few weeks after the general election, but that was a "delayed election" caused by the death of a candidate before May (and thus not technically a byelection) and it was a safe Tory seat where the result was a foregone conclusion.

Zambians have been voting in a presidential election caused by the death of Michael Sata last year.

It comes just days after he called for party leader Nigel Farage to step down and give Ukip a "fresh face" after they performed poorly in the Oldham by-election caused by the death of Labour MP Michael Meacher.

Barely two weeks later, on 18 October, the "dead parrot" suddenly came to life in Eastbourne, where there was a by-election caused by the assassination on 30 July of Thatcher's devoted former parliamentary aide, Ian Gow.

Aged 48, his 24-year career in the Irish parliament began when he won a by-election caused by the death of his father, who was also a Fianna Fail representative.

He was alarmed about the cost of possible by-elections caused by MPs leaving to fight mayoral contests.

One of Europe's most radical political parties is expected to gain its first taste of power after Iceland's ruling coalition and opposition agreed to hold early elections caused by the Panama Papers scandal in October.

Mr. Reddy's Y.S.R. Congress party won a spectacular slew of by-elections caused by the resignation of his mother and other Congress Party lawmakers in the state legislature loyal to his family.

The by-election caused by the defection of Conservative MP Mark Reckless to UKIP will take place on 20 November.

The Respect party leader humiliated Labour in the 2012 Bradford West by-election caused by the death of veteran Labour MP Marsha Singh.