Sentence examples for election will follow from inspiring English sources

The presidency is largely ceremonial, but if Mr Samaras cannot win enough votes in parliament for his candidate, Stavros Dimas, a general election will follow.

If he fails, an election will follow – whatever the early promises of "fixed term" parliaments – and the Liberal Democrats will be massacred at the polls for bringing down a coalition government at time of national emergency.

A special election will follow within months.

Mr Monti will stay on as caretaker and a general election will follow, most likely in February.

A presidential election will follow in early 2012 and there is much speculation that Mr Putin, a former two-term president, may stand again.

The winner of Tuesday's election will follow outgoing Gov. Bob McDonnell (R), who has been caught in controversy in recent months over gifts from a major campaign contributor.

The referendum date is set to be announced soon and elections will follow thereafter.

A year later, elections will follow to the Scottish parliament and Welsh assembly.

Should the referendum that concludes on January 15th endorse a newly drafted constitution, as is widely expected, presidential and parliamentary elections will follow, probably in that order.

The Friday election will be followed by a two-man runoff if none of the candidates wins an outright majority.

In the most serious challenge to the credibility of the elections, the country's main opposition group, the Islamic Action Front, which is affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood, has joined the boycott, increasing the chances that the election will be followed by more unrest.