Sentence examples for election to resolve from inspiring English sources
It is a deadlock that both parties now are counting on the November election to resolve.
Only 22% would prefer an early second general election to resolve any deadlock.
The two are scheduled to appear in court on May 9, two days after the election, to resolve the issue.
MUMBAI, India — Rival factions in the Maldives agreed on Thursday to an early election to resolve the political crisis there, after Indian officials intervened.
Representative John Conyers Jr., a Michigan Democrat who supports Mr. Obama, said the Obama campaign supported a new election to resolve the impasse — in theory.
"So both parties see opportunities in the census, the redistricting process and the presidential election to resolve the current stalemate to their advantage".
From its national executive council gathering in the northern city of Montego Bay, the People's National party called on Golding to immediately call general elections "to resolve the crisis of governance in the country".
President Hugo Chávez's government, whipsawed by a 13-day strike that is debilitating the economy, has rejected a Bush administration call for early elections to resolve the political turmoil in this oil-rich nation.
Foes of the president had been pushing for early elections to resolve Venezuela's political turmoil, but within minutes of the shooting, leading strike organizers declared that only the president's resignation would do.
When Whitlam steadfastly refused to call new elections to resolve the parliamentary deadlock, Sir John Kerr, Australia's governor-general (appointed by the British crown on the advice of the Australian government in this case of Whitlam's), dismissed him from office on November 11 , 1975 and appointed a caretaker administration led by the political opposition.
After a three-hour meeting last night, the Freedom party leadership said talks with the People's party should last between a week and 10 days, and that failure would pave the way for fresh elections to resolve the political deadlock since inconclusive elections nearly four months ago.
