Sentence examples for election during which from inspiring English sources

Could there be a lame-duck session after the November election during which his committee would conduct an investigation?

Apprehension had been building here since the election, during which polling places were ransacked and ballot boxes stuffed, that the results might be fraudulent.

Sure enough, Trump has been singing a different tune in the general election, during which he's mostly trailed Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.

Meyer points out there's a window of time before the next presidential election during which Democrats can unify around policies to mitigate climate change.

The writer describes Brown's speech to a meeting of local environmentalists at a branch library about a week before the election, during which he told them that he wanted to make Oakland into "an ecopolis".

October marks the beginning of a six-month period, ahead of the 2015 general election, during which the opposition enters into discussions with permanent secretaries regarding their parties' policy priorities.

The 2010 elections, during which the Guinean people elected their president in an atmosphere largely free of intimidation, fear, or manipulation, were widely viewed as having the potential to end over 50 years of authoritarianism, human rights abuse, and corruption.

Her trip coincided with parliamentary elections during which a record number of women were elected as MPs, mostly allied with the moderate administration of Hassan Rouhani.

Mr. Eugene took his seat after two special elections, during which other candidates questioned whether he lived in the district.

That vote saw a rise of 3 percentage points on the 2005 and 2001 elections, during which 58% of people cast their ballot.

Mr Chambliss also won his seat in the 2002 mid-term elections, during which the Republicans pummelled the Democrats on national security.