Sentence examples for election mark from inspiring English sources

But, just as the election of Obama did not mark "the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal", as he claimed when he was first elected president, nor will Trump's election mark the opposite.

And will her election mark a change in the fortunes of NUS? Journalist Rebecca Ratcliffe talks to Pearce about her plans for the future: The organisation is certainly in need of a fresh start.

On a number of issues – including spotting and understanding the Russian interference we saw in the 2016 election – Mark and I have said many times we were too slow.

"On a number of issues – including spotting and understanding the Russian interference we saw in the 2016 election – Mark and I have said many times we were too slow," she wrote in a rebuttal posted to Facebook.

The election marked Michel's first elected term of office; he had been appointed to the presidency when France-Albert René retired in 2004.

The 2013 election marks the first year that City Council members will be elected by district rather than at large.

The election marked the second time in Ghana's history that one legitimately elected leader had handed over power to another.

Mr. Bloomberg's election marked the third consecutive time in which an overwhelmingly Democratic city had elected a Republican as its mayor.

This election marked a reinvigoration of Zionism.

"His election marks the last stand of Turkish Cypriots.

Mr Maduro's difficult election marks the beginning of an even trickier presidency.