Sentence examples for election on whether from inspiring English sources

The nonbinding referendum was to ask voters if they wanted a vote during the November presidential election on whether to convoke an assembly to rewrite the constitution.

Mr. Battista defended the ruling, saying it merely gave workers the chance to vote in a secret ballot election on whether they wanted to keep the union.

Wednesday's decision, if upheld, does not automatically create a players' union but gives players at Northwestern the right to hold an election on whether they want to unionise.

A special election on whether to incorporate as a village could be held in the hamlet of Sagaponack as soon as next month, now that the Town of Southampton has accepted a petition signed by 538 eligible voters.

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said a number of countries had privately pledged direct military support for any offensive against Iraq, just hours after Congressional leaders said that a vote would be held before the November election on whether to authorize President Bush to take whatever military action he deems necessary.

His assertion that opposition to Saddam Hussein's rule had gained broader international support came just hours after Congressional leaders said a vote would be held before the November election on whether to authorize President Bush to take whatever military action he deems necessary.

But that party's support, both in parliament and at the next election, will depend on whether Mr Berlusconi can secure the passage of a League-sponsored federalism bill aimed at ensuring that more tax money stays where it is raised.

Just ask President Obama, whose re-election may depend on whether the United States unemployment rate starts to go down.

The longer-term success of these elections will depend on whether they confer the democratic legitimacy that Afghanistan's next president needs to prevail over the Taliban and assorted warlords without the indefinite presence of American troops.

The election may turn on whether to focus on that fact instead of the declines during much of his term.

Mr. Blair has promised a referendum within two years of re-election on whether to join the single currency, providing Mr. Hague with ammunition to say a new Labor government will forfeit British sovereignty.