Sentence examples for election we asked from inspiring English sources

In conversations with Mr. Ross before Mr. Obama's election, we asked him if he really believed that engage-with-pressure would bring concessions from Iran.

Contribute with Guardian Witness As part of our coverage of India's general election, we asked our readers and social media followers in India to recommend the people that they look to online for an alternative take on news, politics and events in the country.

Before the election we asked: "How will Canada's election affect you?" Below is a selection of the most "upvoted" responses.

"Immediately after the 2014 election, we asked our members who they'd like to run for president.

"In conversations with Mr. Ross before Mr. Obama's election, we asked him if he really believed that engagement-with-pressure would bring concessions from Iran.

Parroting the AIPAC claim that Iran represents an "existential danger to Israel," Hillary Clinton recently described a potentially nuclear Iran as an "extraordinary threat". "In conversations with Mr. Ross before Mr. Obama's election, we asked him if he really believed that engagement-with-pressure would bring concessions from Iran.

Ahead of the midterm elections, we asked young evangelicals to tell The Times about the relationship between their faith and their politics.

In preparation for the elections, we asked the group to suggest books, articles or other resources that shed light on Taiwan and its current political situation.

With less than three weeks left until the New York primary elections, we asked China if there were any more anti-Trump artworks.

On the day of elections we ask that those interested in a position tell us in 5 minutes why they are interested in a given position.

We have data showing that for two years after the election, when we asked students to think and reflect about what the election meant to them, it actually improved their academic performance.