Sentence examples for election to secure from inspiring English sources

She won an internal election to secure that post after he decided to move to the role of honorary president.

And whatever Boris Johnson says, that leader will have to call a general election to secure a mandate for negotiations with Brussels; it is no good the Conservatives trying to use their majority in parliament to avoid such an election.

And we will work every hour of every day until the polls close in that general election to secure an SNP victory across the length and breadth of Scotland".

He won elections to secure a personal mandate in April 2006, but within two months his premiership was overshadowed by Israel's war against Hizbullah in Lebanon.

Mr. Zardari has been using the weeks since his party swept into power in the recent parliamentary elections to secure his own authority.

Its momentum then built when Tory defector Douglas Carswell forced a by-election to secure UKIP's first parliamentary seat, with colleague Mark Reckless following suit shortly afterwards.

The charity claimed the mayor intervened and obtained the ban ahead of the 2012 mayoral elections to secure the gay vote.

CIT said that Mr Johnson intervened and obtained the ban ahead of the 2012 mayoral elections to secure the gay vote.

Florida's election officials worked hard over two election cycles to secure that position.

Mr. Mulgrew needs to win a unionwide election next spring to secure the presidency.

If I were you, I volunteer, I would leverage the group's recent election wins to secure control of social ministries such as those for housing, education and telecommunications.