Sentence examples for election very soon from inspiring English sources

So, when the country goes to the polls next time, Mr Schäuble will surely be his party's candidate for the chancellorship, right?Wrong unless there is another election very soon, as there just might be if the governing alliance of Social Democrats and Greens, under Gerhard Schröder, splits over NATO's bombing of Serbia.

IF CANADA'S prime minister calls a general election very soon, as well he might, Paul Martin and his fellow Liberals will doubtless spend much of the campaign crowing over their balancing of the federal government's books for seven years in a row.

The more likely scenario is that either Mubarak will be forced to leave the Presidency, or even if he manages to hold on to office temporarily, to carry out a new election very soon.

Therefore, a temporary government has been formed to restore order and pave the way for a national government to carry out free elections very soon.

"The enemy of Afghanistan is trying to show its presence, as elections are coming very soon," he said.

If New Orleans is not made whole again very soon, those elections, when held, and federal Congressional elections later next year will be at best unrepresentative and at worst impossible.

It's certainly very bad when, as in this case, you are still wearing the microphone of the network that filmed your on-the-street encounter, very soon before an election you're losing.

"I remember him saying, very soon after the 2001 election, 'The one thing that could lose me the next election is immigration.'" From the first year in office, the issue had hit the Labour government like a whirlwind.

If Donald Trump wins this election, his nights in the White House will very soon resemble those of President Obama.

With announcements from Hillary Clinton, Marco Rubio, Rand Paul, Ted Cruz (and probably a bunch more very soon), the landscape of the 2016 presidential election is starting to take shape.

The Tories are very likely to win the general election next year, and to make swingeing cuts to the public sector very soon after that.