Sentence examples for election has confirmed from inspiring English sources

Sadiq Khan's crushing victory in the mayoral election has confirmed the party's dominance in the capital.

Raheem Kassam, the former chief of staff to Farage who left after the election, has confirmed he will run for the leadership.

The widespread derision that has greeted the disclosure of the campaign by Afriyie, 47, who struggled to rise beyond the position of shadow science minister before the last election, has confirmed the inevitable.

And although, like other Nordic countries, it also has a generous welfare state, it is keen to stay there.This election has confirmed that, as in Sweden (if not Denmark), the centre-left in much of Europe is weak and it is the conservatives who are making the running on policy.

Karen Thomas on the lone candidate, likely to have to dance to the military's tune The eleventh-hour withdrawal by six of the seven candidates in Algeria's presidential election has confirmed the links between the remaining candidate, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, and the shadowy military elite.

The new English vice-president of Fifa, David Gill, who had said that he would not take up the role in the light of Blatter's re-election, has confirmed that he will now seek to reverse that decision in the light of the developments.

PARIS ― After an unprecedented electoral campaign characterized by multiple political upheavals, the first round of France's presidential elections has confirmed that the republic is in the midst of a radical renewal.

The most recent elections have confirmed this.

The Ukrainian parliamentary elections have confirmed the country's pro-European orientation and drawn into government a wide range of representatives of the social forces that brought about the Maidan revolution earlier this year.

"The local elections have confirmed that chavismo still has historical viability within Venezuela, and that [Mr] Maduro has been accepted within chavismo".

Meanwhile the election commission has confirmed a court ban on Jamaat-e-Islami, Bangladesh's largest Islamist party, taking part in elections.Mrs Zia and her allies met the president on November 19th and requested him to "ask the government to shun the path of conflict and create an atmosphere conducive to holding dialogue".