Sentence examples for election to release from inspiring English sources

"The commission should have waited until after the election to release its report," he writes.

Mr. Danforth declined to comment on the indictment but said that although he believed that the report had "zero political content, I made a decision to wait until after the election" to release it.

We waited until after the election to release it.

So why do the Tasmanian Liberal's plan, should they win the 15 March election, to release an additional 730,000 acres for logging of non-World Heritage protection under the Tasmanian Forest Agreement?

A judge forced the city to publicly release the video more than a year after the shooting, turning attention toward Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who waited until after his re-election to release the footage.

Mr Qureia said he also planned to urge Mr Powell to put pressure on the Israelis to ease the occupation in the run-up to the election, and to release jailed Palestinian leaders, including Marwan Barghouti, who is considered a possible election candidate.

Though Mr Obama had pledged to the families of the 9/11 victims during the 2008 presidential election campaign to release the 28 censored pages, it has failed to do so six years later.

And yet it was interesting that the National Bureau of Economic Research chose the election week to release a new study on the impact of previous changes in the system on Social Security benefits.

A lawyer representing the Movement for Democratic Change, Chris Mhike, said that even if a last-minute ruling forced election officials to release the material sought, there would be no time to analyze the voting data and present it in the hearing on Saturday.

During her talk, Sandberg also confirmed that Facebook will support the plan of congressional investigators probing election interference to release the Russian-bought ads to the public.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D) directed the state board of elections not to release information to the commission "beyond what is public record".