Sentence examples for election then there from inspiring English sources

He suggested this could pave the way to an electoral pact with individual Lib Dems not to stand against them at the next election: If certain Liberal Democrats were to promise to take the Conservative whip after the next election, then there is a case for not opposing those particular MPs.

These forays will make little difference in the primaries but could be vital in attracting centrist and independent voters in a general election Then there is the problem of how to run as an "outsider", an obligation these days for any presidential hopeful.

Speaking to Jo Coburn on the Daily Politics, Ms Wood said: "If people want to end this Tory rule, and they want to end austerity, but they also want to make sure that Wales matters in this election, then there is only way to vote, and that's for Plaid Cymru".

One of them, a member of the government's national-security team, said that if the army has decided to prepare the ground for elections, then "there is no reason for us to go crazy".

If the Liberals continue to score between 18 and 25percentnt of the vote, as they have in five of the last six general elections, then there is a compelling case for PR.

When in pursuit of an objective as clear as winning an election, particularly if that election is winnable, then there is likely to be solidarity.

"If there is an election then a new president will be elected for four years," he commented.

If the English are not even aware that there is an election, then the Scots have not shown much enthusiasm either.

"If there is no election then it will be complicated but I don't know what will happen".

If the same criteria as in the general British parliamentary election were used then there would be about 46 million eligible voters.

"There are election promises and then there are postelection realities," said a NATO officer here on Monday, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the political sensitivities of the issue.