Sentence examples for election triggered by from inspiring English sources

See articleA shaky successionVenezuela elected Nicolás Maduro as president, in an election triggered by Hugo Chávez's death from cancer in March.

Greece appears to be on the brink of ungovernability as a result of a messy election triggered by the euro crisis.

The document states that an "election triggered by a challenge to the incumbent" does not involve "the case of a vacancy" so does not require the leader to attract nominations.

12.31pm BST Dutch election latest Voting is well underway in the Netherlands, in a general election triggered by the collapse of the last government over plans for budget cutbacks.

The leadership election, triggered by Miliband's resignation on 8 May, will happen under rules agreed by the 2014 Collins Review, which changed the way in which Labour elects leaders.

The result was generally seen as a blow to Erdoğan's plans for an expanded presidency, but the reversal proved to be a brief one: in November 2015 the AKP easily won back its parliamentary majority in a snap election triggered by the failure of negotiations to form a governing coalition after the June election.

Ukip's first ever elected MP is Douglas Carswell, who won a by-election triggered by his own defection from the Conservatives in Clacton with 21,113 overall votes.

But they are determined to mount a huge effort in the by-election triggered by Mr Reckless departure to Ukip.

Whatever his reasons, they have produced an extraordinary outcome: a discretionary by-election, triggered by a sitting MP, ostensibly to be fought over a single issue.

In South Shields, votes will be cast to return an MP in a parliamentary by-election triggered by former Foreign Secretary David Miliband's decision to step down to become head of the International Rescue Committee in New York Labour leader Ed Miliband said he was "certain we can overcome our country's problems".

Iceland has announced early parliamentary elections triggered by the Panama Papers scandal that forced the prime minister to resign.