Sentence examples for election together from inspiring English sources

Since winning the election together, they have relentlessly tried to rubbish the court.It was an alliance of pure pragmatism.

Gordon's election, together with Leanne Enoch, was celebrated Australia wide as two Aboriginal MPs took their place in a state parliament.

It said uncertainty over the EU vote and the mayoral election, together with the recent weakness of the pound, were expected to contribute to falling prices.

"After Florida and two extra weeks to get this election together, you figure they'd get it right," said Mr. Baxter, 64, who runs a low-rent hotel on Beach 116th Street in Rockaway Park.

For that reason, aides to Michael R. Bloomberg, a Republican candidate for mayor, have described Mr. Ferrer as the one Democratic candidate they are certain Mr. Bloomberg could defeat, should they end up in a general election together.

Now the People's Tribunal has three months to go away and ponder what it has heard, after which it is supposed to present a final report on the election together with some recommendations on how the electoral system might be improved, or at least cleaned up.As Bersih is merely an NGO, albeit now probably Malaysia's most famous one, this People's Tribunal has no force in law and no official status.

"People just spent five years winning two presidential elections together," Jim Messina, the president's campaign manager, told Politico last week in his first extended interview since the election.

The states bundle local, state and national elections together on the same ballot, throwing in state ballot initiatives for good measure, so that people are voting for the local dog-catcher as well as the president.

The manifesto released last week is a mixture of both surprisingly liberal promises about freedom of speech and free elections, together with imperial rhetoric of expanding Russian lands and protecting Russians in former Soviet states.

Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto, who were on opposite sides in 2007, won elections together in March.

By quoting Mr. Lu and mixing the two entirely separated elections together, Lord Patten is misleading at least and dishonest at worst.