Sentence examples for election with which from inspiring English sources

The cost of these ballots, printed at taxpayer expense, for use in one recent local election with which I'm familiar was 26 cents per ballot.

Mr Balls has suggested that even the fiscal plan that Labour went into the election with, which only proposed halving the deficit over the course of this Parliament, would imperil the fragile economic recovery.

Barwick specified that the Prime Minister should also not have refused either to resign or to advise a general election, with which Kerr agreed.

But he argued that there were even greater matters at stake in the election, starting with which party would better protect the nation from terrorism.

The Cox report, which has given Republicans an ideal election rod with which to beat the president, will no doubt inspire more grit for a while.That would be no bad thing, if it lasted.

Colbert says that whereas under Kilborn the focus was on "human interest-y" pieces, with Stewart as host the show's content became more "issues and news driven", particularly after the beginning of the 2000 election campaign with which the show dealt in its "Indecision 2000" coverage.

Moreover, the attention would have swung quickly from the European elections – issues with which he is comfortable – to the wider canvas of a parliamentary byelection, a discussion that would have necessitated him taking specific positions across the board on domestic policy.

In May Andrzej Duda battled his way into a runoff election with Komorowski, which Duda then won.

Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop (D), with whom Valastro has been allied, has argued that endorsements don't make a difference in elections, a point with which the Cake Boss said he agrees.

The interesting thing about this leadership election is the speed with which Ed Balls has moved up on those rails.

But the showgirls will stay in parliament until the next election, and the attitudes with which Berlusconi imbued the nation will not disappear overnight.