Sentence examples for election depending on from inspiring English sources

It's been done independently by our officials because it's part of our budgetary process to see how we are going to be affected as a result of the election, depending on who gets elected.

But the credit's fate may be resolved by the November election, depending on Congressional action.

In this election, depending on the neighborhood, people might not want to admit that they voted for Clinton or that they voted for Trump".

In the short term, Arizona could swing in the presidential election depending on the resources Clinton and the Democrats invest, Coughlin said.

Labour's national executive committee (NEC) must have the power to determine who is eligible to vote in a leadership election, depending on the circumstances surrounding the poll, the court of appeal has heard.

Monday's no-confidence vote could have precipitated the rise of a proposed Liberal-NDP coalition, supported by the Bloc Quebecois, or could have resulted in another election, depending on the Governor General's response.

I am, of course, referring to his role in the 2008 comedy "Swing Vote," where he plays Donald Greenleaf, the Democratic candidate, whose (spoiler alert — but if you haven't seen it by now…) election depends on the choice of one man (played by Kevin Costner).

Conventional wisdom holds that Labour's hopes of winning the next election depend on the rightwing vote splitting.

The latter's participation in the election depends on the status of the ban he is serving.

Mr Harper's hopes of turning his government's minority status into a majority at the next election depend on winning seats in Quebec.

"A free election depends on people being free to speak, organize and run for office, and we didn't see that".