Sentence examples for election gathering from inspiring English sources

In one recent instance, security force members in white sport utility vehicles covered with pro-Talabani posters broke up a Gorran election gathering made up largely of young men.

TransCanada's main lobbyist for the pipeline was deputy manager of Mrs Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign.Moreover, with the campaign for next year's election gathering momentum, and with voters especially critical of the administration's faltering efforts to create jobs, the State Department will be leery of living up to Republican sound bites about "job-killing regulations".

The attack took place as Mr Abdullah was leaving an election gathering in a wedding hall.

"All I want is my photos". Enyart, now a 43-year-old television special effects director, was a 15-year-old amateur photographer when he attended the primary election gathering at the Ambassador in 1968.

Wałęsa's BBWR performed poorly in the 1993 parliamentary elections; at times his popular support dwindled to some 10%, and he narrowly lost the 1995 presidential election, gathering 48.72% of the vote in the run-off against Aleksander Kwaśniewski, who represented the resurgent Polish post-Communists (the Democratic Left Alliance, SLD).

There have been two bomb attacks on his party's election gatherings in the last week.

The song is accompanied by several still pictures of the presidential candidate, along with campaign posters and footage of him speaking during election gatherings.

In a display of bipartisan support for two fired Associated Press employees, several of Virginia's top elected officials are hosting a post-election gathering in their honor.

Smarting after securing nearly four million votes in May but only claiming one Westminster seat, the conference is likely to be less triumphalist than its pre-election gathering.

When opposition leaders called for a boycott of the vote, the government cracked down on that, too, slapping fines on former CNRP leaders who held up their clean fingers in a pre-election gathering, a reference to the indelible ink used to stain voters' index fingers.

The governing Labor Party suffered a serious setback in national elections, gathering about one-fourth of the vote and causing speculation that the Conservative Party or the centrist Christian Democratic Party would lead a weak coalition government when Parliament returns next month.