Sentence examples for election replied from inspiring English sources

I think people in public life are entitled to make a mistake and move on Sir Malcolm Bruce Asked on BBC Radio 4 whether he was alleging that lying was widespread in public life, Bruce, who stood down at the election, replied: "No, well, yes.

3.02pm GMT Pressed on whether the costing of pre-election policy proposals shouldn't be postponed until after the next election, in time for the subsequent election, Chote replied: Whenever you did it for the first time it would be difficult and challenging.

Lucas - who was elected as the Green party's first MP in the 2010 general election - replied no and was arrested.

The FT isn't standing for election, Lord Mandelson replied.

"So long as you win the election," Estens replied.

When asked about his aspirations for the 2015 presidential election he replied that he wasn't thinking about it.

"I don't think there is a need for an election," May replied.

Asked whether Brown would be in charge at the next general election, Miliband replied: "Of course".

Asked if there was going to be an election, Mr. Dion replied, "Oh yes, we all know that".

Asked about the specific £12bn welfare cut target set out at the 2015 election, Osborne: replied "I am pretty confident we can deliver what we promised the British people we would deliver".

Asked if the broader lesson of Nehlen's thrashing is that Trump himself is doomed in the presidential election, Ryan replied: "I don't think it means he's doomed in November.