Sentence examples for election spell from inspiring English sources

Does Barack Obama's election spell an end to all this?

Going through campaign disclosures on the city's website after the election, Spell and two other residents learned about the contribution made by the Burbank Hospitality Assn. to the committee.

If the deeply uncertain result of the next election spells trouble for David Cameron, might the Tories call time on the rule of the Etonians and elect their second woman leader?

"The election spells very bad news for the CFPB," said Alan Kaplinsky, head of the Consumer Financial Services Group at law firm Ballard Spahr.

There had been hope that the election would spell an end to Iraq's sectarian politics.

Over lunch in Huntington Beach with a friend, Mr. Wells said he feared a delay in the election would spell defeat for the recall.

A big test of this principle will come in Mexico on July 2nd, where there is a real chance that the presidential election may spell the end of the 70-year rule of the Institutional Revolutionary Party and a risk that some members of the party may resort to fraud and violence.

Still, the Republicans predicted that the results of the next election would spell the end of the reform.

Your election would spell an end to gridlock between the two parties who would see that the majority of the country isn't interested in their childish bickering and is ready to throw them out of office if they continue with business as usual.

So can the Chancellor go through a general election without spelling out in more detail precisely which welfare recipients he would make poorer?

He didn't explain how his re-election will spell an end to Washington's policy stalemate.