Sentence examples for election for that from inspiring English sources

We will have to wait for the general election for that.

"It's as if the financial crash, or the election for that matter, never happened.

(He doesn't apologize to Al Gore for his previous criticism — or for stealing the 2000 election for that matter. But given how much Bush cherishes his reputation as a stubborn durned cuss, he deserves credit for conceding error at all).

There are moments when politicians really do become jokes, and Ryan has laid just enough groundwork — and there is just enough time before the election — for that to happen to him.

Nor will he say whether he would become prime minister if his movement were to win the election, though he has hinted he might challenge President Petar Stoyanov in the election for that post due this autumn.

They may not be on track for a workable majority at next May's general election; for that, says Stephen Fisher of Oxford University, they would need to be at least five points ahead by this point.

"I am honored to serve as attorney general, and plan to file for re-election for that office to continue my work keeping people safe and moving North Carolina forward," he said.

One of the publications I used to run, The Texas Lawyer, once did a series of articles on elections for that state's highest court.

Israeli elections – US elections, for that matter – are too close for any more courageous language to come from the leader of the world's only (for the moment) superpower.

LDP pressure forced Noda to dissolve the lower house in mid-November, and in parliamentary elections for that body, held on December 16, LDP candidates scored an overwhelming victory, garnering 294 seats and a majority.

Half the members in the 60-seat Legislative Council in the next elections for that body on Sept. 12 will be reserved for various special interests, most of them friendly to Beijing, while the rest will be selected by the public.