Sentence examples for election on top from inspiring English sources

The talk in local government is of another savage cut after the general election on top of the 28% already in train, with obvious consequences for social care.

We need a parliamentary-style democracy and runoff elections on top of oodles of campaign finance reform.

So long as one party and/or political individual blocks competitive, fair, and popular elections of top political leaders on a regular basis then there is no democracy to speak of.

Nor did the California recall have the undemocratic taint of the 2000 Presidential election, in which, on top of Al Gore's half-million-vote plurality over George W. Bush, left-of-center candidates outpolled right-of-center ones, fifty-one to forty-nine per cent.

"It's always been a collaboration with Bloomberg's Washington bureau and in the six months since launch, Mark and John have interviewed 14 presidential candidates, traveled across the country and hired more journalists to cover the 2016 election -- all on top of anchoring a daily show on Bloomberg TV," the spokesman said.

LONDON — As Greece girds for an election on Sunday that top politicians warn could ultimately force the country to leave the euro zone, some risk-happy investors have adopted an improbable rallying cry: buy Greek bonds now.

Only two of his favored ones came out on top on election day -- Deb Fischer in Nebraska and Dean Heller in Nevada.

With Mr. Gul's election, that heartland is on top.

At the time of the election, the sun is on top of her Venus.

Some polls ahead of the 2010 election even put them on top.

Marine Le Pen's populist National Front, which also benefited from disillusion at the Socialist Party at local elections, could come out on top at voting in May to the European Parliament.Mr Valls has now got the job he has long wanted, but it will take unusual skills to do it well.