Sentence examples for election will need from inspiring English sources

But whoever takes charge after next year's general election will need to be braver still.

Some political analysts estimate that a successful candidate in next year's mayoral election will need $4 million to $6 million.

Democrats and others alienated by this election will need to find leaders who will make far better candidates than Hillary Clinton ever was.

He is also aware that Mr Obama will be in the White House for nearly two more years and – if he remains Prime Minister after the general election – will need to maintain that close relationship.

If either Mitt Romney or Barack Obama hopes to snap the Texas governor's winning streak, the election will need to become a referendum on Perry himself, in all his heat-packing, secession-contemplating glory.

Whoever wins the election will need to move quickly to meet the US commitment under the Paris agreement on climate change to reduce emissions by 26-28% from 2005 levels by 2020.

And if the president wins the election, he will need to win confirmation of judges for the court who will be willing to allow the S.E.C. to do its job.

The public didn't elect her this time, but when we inevitably come to a general election, May will need to work harder to create a brand that is authentic and true to who she is, beyond the outrageous footwear, and that resonates with voters.

To win outright in the first round of the election, Mr. Erdogan will need to secure 51percentt of the vote.

To secure a decent shot at this election, Romney will need to offer some positive vision for the common good.

Starting from the next election, candidates will need to be nominated by at least 15% of the members of the lower house.