Sentence examples for election declaration from inspiring English sources

"Today, France is at a crossroads," she wrote in her election declaration distributed to homes across the country.

As Hague spoke into a distorting microphone, Blair discarded his jacket and embarked on his election declaration amid schoolgirl cheers at St Saviour's and St Olave's school, Southwark, south London.

On his election declaration, he has admitted to other past attempted murder charges, as well as kidnapping and robbery.

On the day of election declarations across the UK, the Department for Education (DfE) said that plans to force through the policy by 2022 would not now be included in the forthcoming Queen's speech, arguing: "It is not necessary to bring legislation to bring about blanket conversion of all schools to achieve this goal".

The cost of hiring the Sport Central venue will be offset by not having to bring the team back on the following day to count the local election results, as this can now take place immediately after the general election declarations.

Obama's successor, president-elect Donald Trump, has cast doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's pre-election declaration that Russia was responsible for unearthing and releasing Democratic National Committee communications damaging to Trump's opponent, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Ethnic minorities are no longer automatically disadvantaged in Britain, says communities secretary John Denham, in a bold pre-election declaration.

That's because the final Scottish declarations in the 2010 UK parliamentary elections and the 2011 Scottish parliamentary elections declaration were made at those times respectively.

The figures are based on information politicians themselves provide in their mandatory pre-election declarations.

The West Australian senator's conviction was annulled in August, after the July election and declaration of the polls.

On reelection in 1914, Fisher led Australia into World War I, having pledged his country's support for Great Britain to "the last man and the last shilling" in a famous election campaign declaration.