Sentence examples for election otherwise from inspiring English sources
For presidential elections, a candidate must receive a majority in the first round to win election; otherwise, a runoff is required.
"I will have to work because there are several months before the election, otherwise the country will deteriorate," Mr. Thaksin told reporters.
Under pressure to win a second term that party bosses had thought beyond Mr Rudd's reach, Ms Gillard may now bring forward to August an election otherwise due late this year.She might be wise to make use of her political honeymoon.
However, because his average campaign donation is approximately $25, the Sanders campaign needs all the help it can get to stay competitive in an election otherwise funded by some of the wealthiest individuals in the nation".
But if you are in the public sector, you are apparently only allowed to do so if you have recently won an election, otherwise you are "trashing the process".
But when our guy wins the primary, as happened in San Diego, we've got to do everything we can to make sure he wins the general election, otherwise progressive candidates will be dismissed with the tag thrown at David Alvarez, that they are "too liberal".
"Albania has an image problem in the world and we need to have free and fair elections; otherwise it will drag down the country's image for years to come," said Ilir Meta, a former prime minister with the center-left Socialist Movement for Integration.
The New Yorker, November 4, 1939 P. 9 Talk story about street bonfires, election & otherwise.
By E. K. Thurlow, E. J. Kahn, Jr., and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, November 4, 1939 P. 9 Talk story about street bonfires, election & otherwise.
It's easy to draw maps where the Pennsylvania plan could cost Mr. Obama an election he otherwise would have won.
The conservative field for the 2016 election is otherwise made up of proud deniers, such as Cruz, and those who would rather plead ignorance, along with Florida senator Marco Rubio and Texas governor Rick Perry.
