Sentence examples for election to do from inspiring English sources

"As Pat Moynihan once said," Mr. Dodd recalls, "a president only gets 20 months from inauguration to the first midterm election to do anything of real significance.

"The governor has been trying hard to get us back before the election to do this," a Senate legislative aide said.

"I think we also have to take seriously that they might try during the cycle leading up to the election to do something," she said.

Mr. Barak has until four days before the election to do so under Israeli law, and speculation about the possibility has hurt him.

And yet Shelby, when it comes down to it, was still encouraging a vote for someone other than Jones, the only person who could beat Moore; and he waited until two days before the election to do it.

In other words, people on Pacific time would not turn their clocks back an hour in mid-October along with the rest of the country and would instead wait until after the election to do so, so that their polls would close at 7 p.m., local time, instead of 6 p.m.

Too bad no party won a majority mandate in the British elections to do this job.

Politicians are too scared by looming elections to do anything about it, as he has seen at first hand.

Having essentially secured the Republican nomination, Mitt Romney now faces a general election to-do list.

He thinks that the fact that there are elections to come doesn't make a difference.

This was why committed reformists tried particularly hard, during the election campaign, to do Mr Rafsanjani down.