Sentence examples for election planning from inspiring English sources

The court must act much faster in the Texas case, where its decision on Friday to stay the use of a set of election maps, created by federal judges, has thrown election planning there into disarray.

With the recently declared winner of the election planning his inauguration on Monday, the longtime leader of Madagascar is drawing up the outlines of a new, separate state that would split the country in two.

Despite the crushing of its street protests, the opposition vowed to continue its movement against what it calls a fraudulent election, planning major rallies in three cities on Thursday, which the government already appeared to be trying to derail.

Mr. Bush is repeating the strategy for this election, planning to raise at least $170 million without a primary challenge, a strategy that forced leading Democrats to re-evaluate the program or risk being vastly outspent.

Signaling he has written off today's West Virginia primary, Sen. Barack Obama took aim this week at the five remaining Democratic contests -- and the fall election, planning a stop in suburban Detroit, home to many "Reagan Democrats" a generation ago.

The wild card in the election planning may be the Taliban.

Could Bashar al-Assad take part in the future election planned for 2017?

Instead, they are being considered for inclusion in the Conservative Party manifesto for the next general election, planned for 2015.

The governing Movement for Mulitparty Democracy named Levy Mwanawasa its candidate to succeed President Frederick Chiluba in an election planned for later this year.

The Inec postponed the presidential election planned for 14 February late on Saturday night after national security adviser Sambo Dasuki  said the government could not guarantee its security.

Mrs. Johnson Sirleaf has been in power since 2006 and was expected to seek another term in an election planned for 2011.