Sentence examples for election the timing from inspiring English sources

When the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy's seat went to a Republican, Scott Brown, in January's special election, the timing seemed perfect for Republicans to take back the governor's office as well.

Zero Dark Thirty was eventually released on 19 December last year just after the 2012 US presidential election, the timing designed to allay fears among Republican politicians that the movie could influence voters to cast their ballots for Obama.

THE most remarkable thing about Thailand's impending election is the timing.

With the elections coming, the timing of Gergiyev's Shostakovich concerts was astonishing.

The opposition may thus reject new elections if the timing does not suit it; that happened in Canada's legislature, which uses the Westminster model, in 2008.

An article on Saturday about problems Hamas was facing even as it savored its victory in the Palestinian elections misstated the timing of the agreement by Yasir Arafat, the former Palestinian leader, to recognize the existence of Israel and to forswear terrorism.

The primary factor influencing the election's timing was the disarray of the opposition, which bungled an attempt to weld a coalition into a single party and then changed the leader of the junior coalition-partner.

The timing of the election will determine the timing of the plebiscite.

But with a general election looming next year, the timing could not be worse for raising taxes.

On Friday Hillary Clinton, the secretary of state, said the announcement was "insulting", and yesterday David Axelrod, one of the architects of Obama's election victory, said the timing was "very destructive".

I remember friends saying: it was too bad that people had not been more aware of my record leading up to the election... because the timing was perfect.