Sentence examples for election for something from inspiring English sources
And then perhaps run in an election for something big – and perhaps even win.
If you don't think much of the European Union, which most traditional Tory supporters don't, voting for a party that wants to quit the EU in an election for something as boring and silly as the European Parliament is a good way of showing it.
In fact, she's held her political office back in 1998 and has campaigned in just about every election for something since then, so it is hard for her to make the case that she's an outsider, simply because her party loses a lot of elections.
If it is McCain vs. Obama in the general election, look for something to happen that was unthinkable only a short time ago.
Ms. Davis got the attention of the Republicans, too, and they will come after her whether she runs for re-election or for something higher on the ballot.
Some Democrats will buy into this call, argues Blendon, because the progressive base, which is vital in many primary elections, is gunning for something that goes beyond fixing the ACA.
Since coming to office, Mr Aso has adopted a more adversarial tone towards its bruising leader, Ichiro Ozawa, than did his two predecessors.It had been assumed that Mr Aso this week would call a snap election for early November, something both Mr Ozawa and the LDP's junior coalition partner, New Komeito, want.
Tony Abbott has spelled out his criteria for taking an increase to the goods and services tax to the next federal election, saying he would aim for "something approaching a consensus" and an overall reduction in the tax burden.
He is the elder statesman of the election, and that experience counts for something.
The 2012 election had been going on for something like seven years and everybody wanted to see it come to an end.
We are disappointed in such comments, which focus on the election as something important for our country, as something worth waiting and watching for, although this election is not the solution for Burma.
