Sentence examples similar to election the date from inspiring English sources

UKIP leader Nigel Farage has said he will decide on Wednesday whether to stand in the by-election, the date of which will be decided in the coming days.

The Muslim Brotherhood, with its strong political machine, is expected to prevail in upcoming elections (the date hasn't yet been set) to replace the dissolved lower house.

Their plan is to hold the election on the date already set by the judiciary: January 31 11 days from now.

Many still contend that the necessary preparations have not been made to hold the elections by the date set.

Purdah is the term used to describe the period between the time the election is announced and the date the election is held.

The opposition can still challenge the election date before the Constitutional Court.

Generally speaking, there's a 5-10 month window for serious volunteer work that precedes the election date, whatever election it may be.

These articles offer general information about the election, such as the date on which it will be held.

In the end the election date is very unlikely to make much difference to the result.

In the analyses, the 'risk-time' for each person, i.e. the time from serum sampling until the election date, was used as the time variable.

Without a charter, it lacks the authority from the state to change the election date.