Sentence examples for election on which from inspiring English sources
"It was the changes that might come afterward" — meaning after Kennedy's election — "on which one could put one's hope.
They should end council tax capping next year and fight the 2015 election on which party was then more responsible in its local budgeting.
She claimed she was invited back with two other women several weeks later on the night of the US presidential election, on which occasion she claimed Berlusconi asked her to stay.
As the below chart from the website Number Cruncher Politics shows, pollsters have routinely underestimated support for Mr Cameron's party in recent elections: The best-known example of the "shy Tory" factor was the 1992 election, on which the Tories partly based their campaign this time.
"We're campaigning within the Labour party now on the basis of what Jeremy won the leadership election on, which is free education.
And I'd fight it all the way back up [to the Supreme Court]." "The [circuit] court said the Secretary of State has to provide information to the Boards of Election on which names [have] discrepancies," Brunner said, adding that the federal judge admitted he could not order the Boards of Election to use provisional balloting for those voters.
He is thought to have regarded even the plan Labour fought the last general-election on, which aimed to halve rather than eliminate the deficit in this Parliament, as going too far, too fast.
And it will introduce a piquant new ingredient into the constituency party re-elections on which Labour is embarking after the boundary review.
IN WHAT may be his boldest move so far, Sweden's Fredrik Reinfeldt has shredded a central part of the election manifesto on which his centre-right government fought the election in 2006.
The European Parliament is running an election website, on which the EU-wide results of the European elections are published.
For the Treasury market, the election centered on which candidate would preserve more of the budget surplus, projected at $237 billion in the fiscal year ending on Sept. 30.
