Sentence examples for election upon which from inspiring English sources

With this in mind, we look back four decades to the opinion polls of 1968 -- a year dominated by an unpopular war, racial tensions, economic unease and a presidential election upon which much would hang.

Uganda's elections, upon which the President's claims of external demand are based, are mired in allegations of tampering, intimidation, or at the very least imbalance.

FROM THE DISSENT By Justice Kennedy The court's decision has lasting consequences for political speech in the course of elections, the speech upon which democracy depends.

The constitutional proposals upon which the election was based provided the European settlers in Northern Rhodesia with a disproportionate share of the votes.

Believe it or not, courts across the country have thought long and hard about the issues of chad upon which the presidential election may yet turn in South Florida's punch-card counties.

Who in the political realm has the courage to cast off the extremes of both the left and the right and work toward solutions to our problems, as opposed to merely stating positions upon which the next election campaign can be based?

The way was prepared for election of both central and local officials, upon which the period of Nationalist tutelage would end.

But most of the team's energies are being directed, with Dashboard's help, towards the undecided voters upon which the outcome of the election in Ohio will depend.

The world watches as Cameron botches and fumbles his way to a platform upon which he might fight the next election.

And yet the surreal default reality of this election, the "surrealistic pillow" (to borrow Jerry Garcia's phrase) upon which our collective heads lie, continues to exist.

Their pronouncements on how the elections were conducted are a crucial source of information upon which to make judgments.