Sentence examples for election consequences for from inspiring English sources

Outside the Capitol on a cold, damp afternoon, Tea Party activists from around the country warned that they would not accept less than a $100 billion cut from this year's budget, and that there could be election consequences for those who did not heed their call.

For Ted Jolliffe, another election consequence was his tenure as the MPP from York South ended, at least for the time being.

Even so, analysts maintain, this election has big consequences for the program, which was signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson as the centerpiece of the Great Society.

BERLIN, Oct. 28 - No matter who wins the presidential election next week, the consequences for American-European relations will be bad, according to a deeply pessimistic view taking hold here.

My fellow Americans, this is a big election, with great consequences for every American, because the differences -- the honest differences -- between our candidates and their visions are so profound.

The international community's pre-election threats of "consequences" for Mr Kenyatta may well have backfired.

This general election will have huge consequences for the young.

The presidential election will have significant consequences for Italian politics and Renzi's long-term ambitions.

Anton Pelinka, a political scientist who studies the Freedom Party, told Bloomberg Vienna's election will have "particular consequences for the whole of Austria".

He said the election results had "profound consequences" for the Liberal Democrats as he spoke after winning his seat in Sheffield Hallam.

But as the stimulus faded, growth would tend to stall — and this stall would, once again, come in the months leading up to the election, with seriously negative consequences for Mr. Obama and his party.