Sentence examples for election only one from inspiring English sources

At the 2015 general election only one party campaigned against Trident and it won 93% of the seats it contested.

Even the Daily Mail joined in, asking "Could Google fix an election?" Only one thing: Google is not "fixing" the Lok Sabha elections.

With the election only one week away, Republicans may not have the time to recover from another defeat at the negotiating table.

Bloomberg, by virtue of his bank account, was able to turn all that off for a decade, with severe civic consequences: at the last election only one in four New Yorkers even bothered to vote.

With the U.S. presidential election only one month away, the Republicans naturally claimed that something was fishy about the jobs report.

In the 2014 election, only one Ohio House race out of 99 was decided by a margin of less than 7%, while 24 were decided by margins of 40% or more.

And remarkably, if they did and held another election, only one-third would want the two "battling Begums" barred from politics.

In the past nine elections, only one New York Republican, Jack Kemp, has been on the national ticket.

With National Assembly elections only one month away, the vote to impeach the president is expected to galvanize Mr. Roh's supporters.

No wonder, then, that of the 16 candidates in the first round of presidential elections, only one had a good word to say about open trade and market economics.

"First you have a big mouth towards budget offenders and then you yourself can't deliver, and instead have to have new elections only one-and-a-half years after the new government took office," said one Brussels-based diplomat.