Sentence examples for election whose from inspiring English sources

It was a pivotal moment in an election whose outcome has rocked South Korea.

The election whose campaign killed Miss Bhutto was due on January 8th, but the Election Commission has delayed it by six weeks.

Loud and perhaps irresistible pressure will build up from almost all sides for an early presidential election, whose outcome would be anybody's guess.

No matter how you look at it, Britain is set for a election whose outcome is already certain, in which the size of the majority scarcely matters.

A festive atmosphere prevailed in the teeming, crumbling capital, with voters expressing their satisfaction in interviews with an election whose outcome wasn't determined in advance.

Much is at stake in the parliamentary election, whose outcome will guide the exploitation of Mongolia's vast deposits of coal, copper, uranium and gold.

But as the country's chief executive, he has a duty to act now to ensure a fair election whose results are broadly accepted.

Wednesday's budget may spark much controversy, as George Osborne finally says what he wasn't willing to before the election: whose benefits he will cut.

Jammeh initially accepted the results of the 1 December election, whose outcome was seen across Africa as a moment of hope.

Decades later, some of Britain's most distinguished political scientists wrote a book about the 1992 election whose doom-laden title asked: Labour's Last Chance?

"An election whose result is clear beforehand is treason to the rights and ideals of the nations," said Rajabali Mazroui, another member of the group.