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The Coalition promised before the 2013 election to launch a defence review aimed at cutting waste in the bureaucracy and improving accountability.

The prime minister, Tony Abbott, promised before the election to launch an inquiry into the Rudd government's scheme, arguing the families deserved answers to unanswered questions.

The NLD claims the army has grabbed the opportunity of an election to launch new offensives while people are looking the other way.

Correspondents say that Taliban insurgents have taken advantage of uncertainty over the presidential election to launch attacks.

The Coalition pledged during the election campaign to launch a review of the fund.

However, even conservatives could hardly have expected a progressive mayor, who received the support of the teacher's union during his election campaign, to launch a Chris Christie-style assault on the contracts and perquisites of city workers.

For some time there have been worries that Mr Netanyahu might exploit the circumstances afforded by the final stages of the presidential election campaign to launch an attack in the hope of forcing America's hand.

When he died, just 11 days before the election, his workers were poised to launch a decisive get-out-the-vote campaign.Camp Wellstone is an attempt by those progressives to ram home these techniques.

Nate Silver, the once-independent statistician-blogger who was retained by the New York Times for coverage of the 2012 election, left that venerable publication to launch a site under the ESPN-ABC umbrella.

He thought, obviously, that series of election victories gave him legitimacy to launch a full-scale 'power grab' campaign that necessitated a mass-scale 'media capture'.

Ann O'Leary, a director at the Center for the Next Generation, is using the time between the election and the fiscal cliff to launch a new campaign, "Too Small To Fail".