Sentence examples for election higher from inspiring English sources

With the stakes in this election higher than virtually any other race, the Chronicle should not think that merely opposing Prop 8 can absolve them of responsibility should it pass on November 4th".

"They just have to wait until the presidential election high commission announces officially the dates".

Second, as Labour argued at the election, high-class technical and vocational education is a social justice calling.

Final results showed that Mr. Yanukovich was ahead by 3.5 percentage points, and European election monitors offered the election high marks for integrity and transparency.

An opinion poll by Ibris on 15 December put support for the government at 27%, sharply down from its election high.

See for yourself on the front page of the Times, where the PM is pictured in the offices of Pirate FM in Cornwall before returning to the election high seas.

"They just have to wait until the presidential election high commission announces officially the dates". A serving senior officer also said Sisi was waiting for the nominations to open.

After the election, high school students not old enough to vote staged mass walkouts, in Los Angeles, Maryland, Arizona and New York, as means of protest.

"Even before Morales's election, high-ranking US officials warned his policies on coca and drug control and rejection of American policy dictates would plunge Bolivia into drug trafficking chaos.

Mr Jiang instead tried to bolster his reformist credentials by promoting direct elections to village-level posts.For a while these elections entranced Western governments and lobby groups, which hoped they would lead to competitive elections higher up the political system.

A public opinion poll recently showed his approval rating had fallen below 50percentt, from a post-election high of 71percentt.