Sentence examples for election raised from inspiring English sources

Archbishop Rowan Williams of Canterbury, spiritual leader of the 77-million-member Anglican Communion, said that the election raised "very serious questions" for the Anglican family.

Opposition gains in the 2013 general election raised the possibility of a genuine challenge to the Barisan Nasional coalition that has ruled Malaysia since 1957.

A 1990 election raised Aung San Suu Kyi, the daughter of the late independence hero Gen. Aung San, to political prominence.

He now moves to a larger stage with a play about 1974, when an inconclusive election raised the spectre of coalition government.

A13 Prodigious Fund-Raising House Democrats, capitalizing on voter anger over the disputed presidential election, raised $18 million in the first six months of 2001, a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee record for a non-election year.

Gableman's election raised an issue of serious concern around the country: When an organization, or an individual, that supported a judge's election is a party to a case before him, shouldn't that judge recuse himself?

The court also said it would reconsider the ban after the March 7 election, raising the possibility of further political turmoil by ousting elected members of Parliament should their ties with the Baath Party be established.

Nonetheless, the planned general election raises the tantalising possibility that politics could change.

The report came less than a week before the Russian presidential election, raising questions about the timing.

Guise briefly pulled ahead in the days after the March 28 election, raising the prospect of an unlikely victory.

Expansionary fiscal policy will stay in place in the run-up to the election, raising the risk of a hard landing afterwards.