Sentence examples for election necessary from inspiring English sources

The political chain reaction that made the election necessary in the first place is no less cinematic.

The Missouri contest was a special election, necessary because Mrs. Carnahan took the seat that would have gone to her husband, Gov. Mel Carnahan, had he not been killed in a plane crash just before the 2000 election.

And it was an unlikely candidate who sparked the celebration — a courtly, prematurely graying podiatrist whose only previous elective office was on the school board in this city of 67,000, and who offered a stark contrast to the former mayor: Samuel Rivera, a former professional wrestler and police officer whose conviction for accepting bribes made the election necessary.

The same thing happened in the early 1950s when Franklin Roosevelt kicked the can in office and Harry Truman stepped up to the plate without any election necessary.

On Tuesday 9 August, Wisconsin Democrats came close – but not close enough – to winning the three recall elections necessary to gain a majority in the state senate.

But Anthony Ball, the chief executive of Clubs Australia, pledged to pursue the crusade, until the next election if necessary.

Q: Are Greens prepared to work with Labor in Senate to cause a double dissolution election if necessary?

The election became necessary after Rattle announced earlier this year that he would not be extending his contract after 16 years as the orchestra's Principal Conductor.

We must not create the myth that Healey's defeat in the leadership election was necessary for the party's welfare.

Normal service would be resumed after the election, if necessary, once the new government had sorted out the mess at Westminster.

Before leaving for cancer surgery in Havana in early December, Mr. Chávez designated Mr. Maduro as his political heir and said that he wanted him to run for president if a special election became necessary.