Sentence examples for election notes from inspiring English sources

Nobody knows where they'll be after the election," notes a diplomat.The result may be that some power is dispersed, particularly in Myanmar's 14 states and divisions, half of which are dominated by ethnic minorities.

This election, notes Seidman, has largely been about "how to shift a tiny sliver of swing-state voters from one camp to the other, but no one is trying to elevate us, by taking us all, as a nation, on some daring new journey".

This election, notes Seidman, has largely been about "how to shift a tiny sliver of swing-state voters from one camp to the other, but no one is trying to elevate us, by taking us all, as a nation, on some daring new journey". And a journey is not just a speech.

In 2009, for instance, CMJ's management board claimed that Ana Marušić had never been elected to her editorial position, and it started a process to replace her until, at the last minute, the official election notes were dug out.

The junta has no intention of holding a real election, notes columnist Jonathan Manthorpe, "so they have constructed a charade aimed at pleasing the gullible without putting their power at risk".

Despite the uncertainty of Tuesday's presidential election, noted Professor Reiter, one thing remains certain: there are not enough elective offices in this state to satisfy the ambitions of every candidate.

Violent protests have become more common in the U.S. since the 2016 election, noted Willer and his co-authors.

Mr Paska tauntingly advised them to "win an election", noting they could then "do whatever you want".

One Union soldier, commenting on that election, noted, "I cannot vote for one thing and fight for another".

He asked Mr Rühe about the German election, noting slyly that a win for Angela Merkel would give her, like him, a third term.

(Although in the event, he had nothing to do with it, as Ségolène Royal, his Socialist opponent in last year's election noted tartly).