Sentence examples for election to face from inspiring English sources

That has given him a clear path to the November election to face the surviving Republican among three competing in a June 4 primary.

Gov. George Pataki and the New York State legislators, who are facing the voters, have created a state budget that is built on such financial whimsy that they will almost certainly have to return to Albany after the election to face hard realities.

Trump was one of many candidates in the 2016 election to face the human toll of the opioid crisis in New Hampshire, a state that had one of the largest spikes in overdose deaths from 2014 to 2015, but Trump made it more central to his candidacy in that crucial state than his opponents did.

Daugaard now moves on to the November election to face Senate Democratic Leader Scott Heidepriem of Sioux Falls.

My dad served that state as long as he did because that's what the voters wanted him to do, but he was prepared every election to face the voters and go up or down," said Kennedy.

With no more elections to face at home, he may opt to attend and talk to Mr Castro.

The president would state that these matters cannot wait because they must be treated before January 1 , 2013 and if we wait until after the elections to face them, there will be very little time to work out the details in a post-election lame duck congressional session, even if then a basic deal is struck.

But it would be ironic if Mr Uribe were to secure re-election, only to face the choice of default or swingeing austerity.

Whoever wins the election will have to face serious domestic and international challenges.

And then there's the Supreme Court, of course, which gave up its claim to rational neutrality when the justices appointed by Republican presidents — including Bush Sr .— ignored what was fair to make a sentimental choice and throw the 2000 election to W. Faced with that warped case of supreme empathy, no wonder Sotomayor is so eager to follow the law.

He touted this course as an alternative to closer ties with Russia and, in the most recent presidential elections, asked voters to face up to this stark choice.