Sentence examples for election for either from inspiring English sources

Regardless who wins the election, for either to govern successfully they will need to not just have a grand mission, but also have a process for making the necessary decisions to carry it out.

But the liberal opposition and minorities are severely limited from participating in national elections, for either president or the Majles (parliament).

It is sometimes difficult in the aftermath of elections for either side to see what reality is and what might be the best compromise for the country's sake.

According to an analysis conducted by the Huffington Post, nearly one in three of 76 competitive and currently active U.S. Senate candidates have made headlines this election season for either refusing to debate or expressing a palpable aversion to participating in such forums.

Another 134 councils across the country will also hold elections for either a third or half of their council seats on 6 May.

A date for the election to either replace or re-elect him has been set -- and then canceled -- every year since then.

If the election looks like a rout for either candidate of the two main parties, there was general agreement that a vote for Mr. Nader would be in order.

Moreover, the chance of defeating the Labour government on one of its central policies within six months of the election may be too tempting for either party to pass up.

He added that if Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton are up against each other in the general election, he won't vote for either candidate because he doesn't consider Clinton to be "the lesser of two evils".

The same can be said when Senators skip votes in order to campaign for either re-election or the Presidency.

The voter suppression effort was focused particularly on Sanders supporters and African-Americans, urging them to shun Mrs. Clinton in the general election and either vote for Ms. Stein or stay home.