Sentence examples for election rights from inspiring English sources

We are proud for being the first country in the East to grant election rights to women, in 1918, established schools for women, opened opera theatres and we are the first democracy in entire East.

"I wasn't surprised at all, but I was disappointed when I heard [about Beijing's decision to restrict election rights]," said 24-year-old Alex Chow, the secretary general of Hong Kong Federation of Students (HKFS) and one of the protests' leaders.

Let's call on our elected officials and candidates - after all, there is an election right around the corner!

WHAT THEY TALKED ABOUT The election, right?

I won the leadership election, right?

Mr. Sethi said: "Nobody wants an election right now.

They understand the importance of getting this election right.

Was Dick Morris finally going to get something about this election right?

That does not mean the pollsters will necessarily get this particular election right.

"I CAN predict the likely outcome of the election right now, because things rarely change in a British election campaign".

She added: "The election right now, it's its own thing.