Sentence examples for election for some time from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the Obama campaign has been laying the groundwork for the general election for some time.

The immediate upshot is that Mr Najib may choose to delay calling for an election for some time, to let things settle down.

But if Mr Najib should hold off calling an election for some time, everybody might forget about this by the time it matters.

A spokesman for Clegg said: "We have been calling for a general election for some time now to give the people the right to have their say, so on that basis we would support the call for a general election as soon as possible".

Later on Thursday, an Alliance Party spokesperson said that Ms Lo had already been considering retirement after the next election for some time, but recent events had helped her make the decision.

He announced the election shortly afterwards and described it as the "least well-kept secret of recent years", since 6 May had been predicted as the most likely date for an election for some time.

Antonis Samaras, leader of the main opposition party, New Democracy (centre-right), has been pushing for elections for some time.

It is expected to set elections for some time in April or May and appoint a government to take over until the vote.

Nonetheless, he added, "There has been bipartisan interest in these kind of Russian efforts, including interference in elections, for some time now, including from Senator Wyden".

Clinton and her allies have been laying the groundwork for a general election battle for some time.

UNICEF Zimbabwe Chief of Communication James Elder, says that the rise in beatings, killings and arson is worrisome as the country prepares for a runoff election scheduled for some time before 31 July.