Sentence examples for election start from inspiring English sources

When the tax rises that are inevitable after the next election start to hit voters, they are likely to feel cooler still towards high taxation.

The febrile political atmosphere around Westminster ahead of next week's pre-budget report, as the political dividing lines of the next general election start to take shape, has seen our old friend "the snap election" back in the game, as commentators ask whether the government might now go to the country by the spring.

I'm sick of that!" Will she in a General Election start to defend this 'four-letter' word government by framing it as our democracy saving the lives of our infants and children in cribs and cars...because otherwise she might win the WH and again be stymied by demagoguery against good programs?

The stakes will rise in July, when the new Senate from the last election starts work.

The former Guardian journalist Natalie Bennett won the subsequent election, starting another chapter in Green history.

Mr. Lee said political ad buying for the general election started in April.

There is a four-month statute of limitations for challenging a board election, starting the day after the election.

The battle over the election started just days after the Halloween decorations came down on Chestnut Hill's main street.

The run-up to the election started in the middle of last year, when government departments started publishing their five-year plans in effect a manifesto preview.

Maybe he really does need a break — couldn't he squeeze one in the form of some long naps before the election starts, then come back?

Wisconsin officials announced on Friday that critics of Gov. Scott Walker had met the requirements for a recall election, starting a bitterly contentious campaign cycle all over again.