Sentence examples for election to it from inspiring English sources

He won election to it the following year.

Nor has the United States been unscathed by what Mr. Obama recently called the "tug of tribalism": Donald J. Trump owes his election to it.

In that case the Belfast Assembly could be suspended, or fresh elections to it could be announced.Suspension would mean that Mr Robinson was no longer first minister.

Privately he says that he wants to be Serbia's president; this job is vacant because successive elections to it have failed to pass the 50% threshold for voters' participation.

The first elections to it will probably be held in 1999 and the parliament will convene in 2000.Tony Blair, employing some of his favourite buzzwords, hailed the referendum result as a vote for "change, renewal, and modernity".

At the time, the Liberal party voted for it and promised at the 2010 election to keep it.

The Gazette wrote: It would be as great a farce of yesterday's election to designate it otherwise than a fraud.

We are in this election to win it.

"They would really need to hold a special election to fix it," she said.

Mr. Ahern, in power since 1997, turned to the Greens after his party failed to win enough seats in the May 24 election to allow it to govern alone.

Cameron and Osborne's tax-raising options are limited after their pledge during the election to make it illegal to increase some taxes.