Sentence examples for election herself from inspiring English sources

And she is standing for election herself, in a rural, rice-growing district.

Although she did not stand for election herself, Ms Sturgeon visited London to present the SNP's new delegation of 56 MPs to Parliament, where it is now the third largest party.

Her first passion was for socialist politics: as a young woman at secretarial college, she volunteered to type letters for the Labour MP Herbert Morrison and planned to stand for election herself one day.

She worked for a year at a community school in Africa before setting up a medical company, and working for Oliver Letwin before seeking election herself in 2001, and succeeding in 2005.

After three years as a nurse, she spent a year in Africa running a community school, in the early 80s, then she had three daughters, set up her own company, which she eventually sold to Bupa, and worked for Oliver Letwin, before seeking election herself.

With Bhutto's brilliant, popular, Harvard-educated daughter now pledging to stand for election herself, Zia was trapped in a quandary.

She is up for re-election herself on Tuesday and is facing competition, for the first time since she won the office in 1996, from an opponent who paints her as incompetent.

Merkel faces elections herself next year.

And facing elections herself in the fall, she may be less willing to commit German taxpayer money to holding together the currency union.

This time it was a president of Pakistan from her own party, one whose election she herself had engineered, who felt obliged to dismiss her.

She won't be drawn on whether she would continue to work with Mayor Boris Johnson were the Conservatives to win the next election; she herself has a comfortable majority in her south London seat.