Sentence examples for election nothing from inspiring English sources

WITH probably just over two months to go before India's general election, nothing stands still for long.

They are using consumers' money to buy votes in the next election, nothing more.

Now, on the eve of the election, nothing was in the bag.

If elections aren't all there is to a democracy (and, of course, they're not, just as flour alone doesn't make bread), maybe you could call the military overturning an election nothing more than a blow for democracy.

If we go for it, if we seize it, if we fight for it with every ounce of passion, vigour and energy from now until the next election, nothing, and no one, can stop us.

The senator's answer – a political revolution in which people power forces Congress to abandon its dependency on campaign contributions and embrace sweeping societal change – sounds more like the lyrics to Lennon's Imagine, but in the surreal atmosphere of the 2016 election nothing seems impossible.

"Right before elections, nothing was moving, it was like people were in shock.

That is why, he said, he could not yet elaborate on key details under discussion – such as arms decommissioning, punishment for war crimes and participation of the Farc's candidates in future elections: "Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed.

"We have got to work and build for that; we have got to make certain that is the kind of demonstration that rocks the establishment, and with council elections nothing concentrates politicians' minds so much as pressure.

Even though Haiti has had its share of abortive elections, nothing can stop the upcoming vote not the wild-card candidacies of star musicians, not the arguable legitimacy of the electoral council, not the terrible misery of the capital's population.

In these Greek national elections, nothing has changed.