Sentence examples for election off from inspiring English sources

"He just never could quite pull an election off," Mayor Jack Hammons of Winnsboro said Thursday.

The Russian government said this week that constitutional changes in Ukraine should be enacted later this year, putting the presidential election off until then.

He has repeatedly advised her to retain ministers despite claims of corruption only for her to end up having to fire them days later.Before she took office, Ms Rousseff's limited electoral experience meant that she was widely regarded as a placeholder in office Brazilian presidents must take an election off after serving two consecutive terms.

He then called the election off.

Luckily Stewart has some friends in high places, so he can come out of seclusion and get a few things about the election off his chest.

He put the election off until the spring, and secretly authorized a series of retaliatory operations against Hamas terrorists, which led to retaliatory bus bombings.

It's nearing the end of August in an election off-year.

Nearly all super PACs are currently registered as quarterly filers, which allows them to only disclose twice in election off-years.

Old-fashioned machine politics may be over, but in a time when the election cycle never sleeps, yearlong organizing in the election off-season is looking like the political mechanics of the future.

That total far surpasses the PAC's giving in January through April 2009, the most recent election off-year, and comes close to the more than $300,000 the PAC gave to GOP lawmakers, candidates and party committees over the same time period in 2010.

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