Sentence examples for election to allow from inspiring English sources

But they also may be sufficiently far ahead of the election to allow time for the predictable finger-pointing.

Hague will take on his new role before he stands down as MP for Richmond at the election, to allow him to focus on his writing career.

But opponents of Mr. Lee in Parliament voted two days before his election to allow a team of independent counsels to begin a new investigation.

She will say Labour will put the project on hold for three months if it wins the election to allow time for a review.

Maryland voters must first approve an initiative in next month's election to allow table games here in Prince George's County and at five other locations in the state that already have slot machine parlors.

But nor did she want, just before a German election, to allow the Social Democrats to repeat their feat of 2002, when Gerhard Schröder came from behind to win the election partly by strongly opposing military intervention in Iraq.

Federal lawmakers stretched the timelines for elections to allow voters overseas and in the military more time to request ballots, to vote and to mail in their selections.

First they are seeking to amend the law governing special elections to allow someone who is not a member of Parliament to run for prime minister.

The past few years have also seen a spate of leaders changing constitutions and rigging elections to allow them to stay in power.

Mr. Aghailas, a recruiting coordinator at Merrill Lynch who has lived on Staten Island for four years, requested that the association postpone the July 19 elections to allow for a wider registration effort and that voters be allowed to register on election day.

Relations between Athens and Berlin remain tense: the spokesman for the Greek government curtly rejected a suggestion from the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, that Greece could delay elections to allow the unelected Papademos to complete his economic reform package.