Sentence examples for election separately from inspiring English sources

Weeks before the election, ex-PM George Papandreou announced the formation of the Movement of Democratic Socialists (Kinima) to contest the election separately from his former party, Pasok.

Theresa May, the home secretary, said it would be business as usual in the coalition because the referendum result need not change the way the coalition operates: She told the Today programme: Of course we are different parties, and we continue as different parties to fight elections separately.

The region runs its own elections separately at different times.

SCORECARD: In the primary, candidates for governor and lieutenant governor are elected separately, though in the general election they run on a single ticket.

Joe Joe Joe JoeJoe!" The two will spend most of the remaining 64 days of the election traveling separately, aides said, to cover more battleground territory.

Baltimore and Baltimore County — which report election returns separately — vote like a typical city and suburban county in the Northeast; in 2008, Mr. Obama won 87 percent of the vote in Baltimore and 57 percent in Baltimore County.

Often, primary voters also choose their party's nominees for the House and Senate.Primaries are state-level elections, conducted separately by Republicans and Democrats, in which voters choose their preferred presidential candidate.

In Scotland, the situation had been exacerbated, he said, by the fact that the local elections were being held separately from Scottish parliament elections, by the age profile of local councillors, the single transferable vote system and large multi-member wards, which may mean councillors have been less identified with individual wards, and a continuing failure to engage with voters.

On election day, women voted separately, and almost all of them wore full veils or metal masks.

If ERC instead insists on standing separately, an election might be a long time coming, because Mr Mas's CDC would be hammered.

Separately, an election commission member had said that the voting would start in early June and, in the event of a runoff, would end by late June.