Sentence examples for election early on from inspiring English sources

Labor's failure to embrace Malcolm Turnbull's bipartisanship when it was on offer, to campaign vigorously and go to an election early on carbon pricing in late 2009 or early 2010, and the twists and turns of Labor policy since have all fuelled this fire of opposition.

Nigeria's electoral commission officially declared the 72-year-old general the winner of the presidential election early on Wednesday morning.

The manga introduces the Etoile election early on while the anime waits until the latter part of the series for dramatic effect.

Still, it nearly cost him his election early on when he came out in favor of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Mitt Romney, who, with 58,651 votes in West Virginia's primary, barely edged out Mr. Judd, commented on the election earlier on Wednesday, according to ABC News.

Certainly, declaring elections early on in his reign would cement his legacy as an emir committed to the long-term prosperity of his nation.

South Carolina, another state that holds its primary elections early, is tentatively on the schedule for early February.

Throughout her time in the White House, she and her advisers have carefully protected her image; she knew her husband would need her for re-election from early on, aides say.

We can only hold the ring for so long; following the elections, early Afghan progress on things like security sector reform, rule of law, economic development and reintegration of reformed insurgents – all critical to governance – is essential.

He faced a five-year slog until the next election; policies annouced early on would have been hostages to fortune.

It called that general election six months early, on the back of poll victories in those same northern states, and lost.