Sentence examples for election to ask from inspiring English sources

Then came the call from Obama, within days of his election, to ask Clinton to be his secretary of state.

For the Taiwanese president, Chen Shui-biand and his governing Democratic Progressive Party, the parliamentary election could be a gauge of public support for his plan to hold a controversial referendum alongside the presidential election to ask voters to support the island's bid to join the United Nations under the name of Taiwan.

He added: "We must use this leadership election to ask some very profound questions.

Which has resulted in a substantial section of the population in Scotland continuing, even at this UK General Election, to ask who best speaks for Scotland, rather than focusing primarily upon the issue of who should be chosen to enter Downing Street.

Let's use our voices - and mouses - during this election to ask our candidates questions in person and online (using #Vote4Opportunity) how they would restore opportunity to America.

I know it's cliché after a presidential election to ask, "Where was this guy before the election?" -- the losing candidate almost always loosens up and behaves in a recognizable way -- but why something like this isn't shown before an election, I'll never know.

Perhaps not, because Blatter breezed to re-election to ask: "Crisis.

That same president called a national referendum on the same day as the national elections, to ask people if they wanted a smaller Parliament.

In fact, it was the bodyguards protecting Mr. Mohaqiq who prompted the election commission to ask for guns to be kept out of its compound.

An important politician, up for election, rings to ask if you could send across that picture you took of them at the launch of the new play equipment.

The rumour from the Schwarzenegger camp is that the governor might call a special election next year to ask the voters to get rid of their full-time legislature and have only part-time lawmakers.