Sentence examples for election has decided from inspiring English sources

A22 The Friends of the Earth, an environmental group that endorsed Bill Bradley in the Democratic primaries and considered supporting Ralph Nader in the general election, has decided to endorse Mr. Gore, officials of the group said.

The candidate declared the winner of the disputed presidential election has decided to delay his inauguration as divisions deepened on the Indian Ocean island and two governors announced that their provinces were seceding.

But the opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai — the man who would have won the presidency in a fair election — has decided to take a chance by agreeing this week to a vaguely defined power-sharing agreement.

The Friends of the Earth, an environmental group that had endorsed Bill Bradley in the Democratic primaries and seriously flirted with supporting Ralph Nader in the general election, has decided to endorse Vice President Al Gore, officials with the group said.

Mitt Romney, the Republican beaten by President Obama in the US 2012 election, has decided he will not run for president again.

The National Election Pool, the consortium created in 1990 that sponsors the exit polls for each election cycle, has decided for the first time in a presidential election year to reduce the number of states in which it will conduct surveys.

WASHINGTON — Representative Bob Turner, a Republican who unexpectedly won a House seat in a closely watched special election last year, has decided to run for the United States Senate in New York, seeking to oust Kirsten E. Gillibrand, a Democrat.

Now, a year after his historic and uplifting election, he has decided to pour more troops into a war in Afghanistan that has dragged on for more than eight long years.

Page A20 New York FACING LOSS OF DISTRICT, CONGRESSMAN EYES SENATE Representative Bob Turner, a Republican who unexpectedly won a House seat in a closely watched special election last year, has decided to run for the United States Senate in New York, seeking to oust Kirsten E. Gillibrand, a Democrat.

Meanwhile, the Election Commission has decided not to go ahead with the proposed tie-up with Google for voter facilitation services ahead of the general elections.

Jennifer Tucker, a U.C. Berkeley graduate student and AWDU union unit chair, told The Huffington Post, "members and activists from around the state are extremely excited that through our efforts the election committee has decided to reverse course and begin the resumption of the vote count," adding that results from the recount could be available as soon as this weekend.