Sentence examples for election election from inspiring English sources

The moderate Islamist party Ennahda won a 41 percent plurality in Tunisia's first free election, election officials said Thursday.

Why didn't they file the petition at that time so the referendum could be held with this year's election?" Election Day is Tuesday.

With nearly all of the votes counted from Wednesday's election, election officials and television stations said Mr. Lee's Grand National Party had won 153 seats in the 299-member National Assembly.

A1 Bhutto Barred From Election Election officials in Pakistan barred former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto from participating in parliamentary elections scheduled for October, bringing violent protests by hundreds of her supporters.

In his year-long journal of events leading up to Britain's 2015 general election, Election Notebook: The Inside Story of the Battle Over Britain's Future and My Personal Battle to Report It, Robinson describes the call coming through in the summer of 2014 on "a rather bad mobile line" from a Labour contact making a rather surprising offer.

"If a court decides the freedmen descendants can vote we will have the ability to certify the election," Election Commission chairwoman Susan Plumb said.

Mr. Bush has also shown good dramatic instincts, even in the acrid post-election election.

To me, this is what Moscow's non-election election is: a snapshot of the Russian political landscape, a picture of what happens when you try to have an election on scorched political earth.

"Programmers do not set up the elections; election officials do," Mr. Swidarski said.

Japan is also scheduled to hold legislative elections election on Dec. 16, and President Obama will be inaugurated for his second term in January.

"I don't agree", "migration", "emigration", "re-election", "election term", "constitution amendment", "constitution rules", "proclaiming oneself an emperor" and "Winnie the Pooh" — the Xi's online nickname — were among a host of phrases to be banned on microblogging site Weibo, according to U.S.-based China Digital Times.