Sentence examples for election fine from inspiring English sources

In the 2011 election, Fine Gael was returned with 73 seats and Labour with 33.

If the MDC wins the election, fine, they can go ahead and loot the country like their predecessors".

So in the run up to the general election Fine Gael told all its candidates to keep saying 'Fianna Fáil, bankers, debt …' and it clearly worked.

Some leading Democrats in Louisville lauded Bradley for preserving order, but Democratic lawmakers in the Senate sought the passage of resolutions to convict Bradley of interference with the election, fine him $500, and sentence him to six months in jail.

Return the school completion certificate to the Clerk's office within 90 days from the date you paid the school election fine.

In the case of state and local elections, fine, have your own regulations.

MEXICO CITY — Almost one year to the day since Mexicans voted for a new president and legislature, the Federal Electoral Institute, which was in charge of overseeing those elections, fined all seven of the political parties that ran in them a combined $27 million for spending more than the legal limit on their campaigns.

"Killing Israelis way before the elections is fine, but once elections near, it is better to stop, only to continue after the elections are held," he added.

If you want to give him a single for setting an election date, fine, but you cannot award him an extra base for only having "thus far resisted any urge to toughen up his image with Palestinian hard-liners through unnecessary anti-Israel speeches".

Disraeli became leader of the Tories in the Commons 25 years before he won an election.His finest hour was the passage of the 1867 Reform Act, which he steered through the Commons and which nearly doubled the size of the electorate.

Romney's policy shop was first formed 18 months before the 2012 election and fine-tuned in January 2012.