Sentence examples for election would require from inspiring English sources

A second Labour leadership election would require the support of dozens of MPs.

At the very least a credible election would require the overhaul of a rotten system, and notably of the IEC, which proved far from independent last time.

To rival Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11," an anti-George Bush documentary released before the 2004 election, would require a very steep climb.

He told Sky News: "We have always known that to win this general election would require a big swing, bigger than we have had at any time since the 1930s.

Given how many groups Trump has denigrated, how many Americans he has implied are not really Americans at all, his election would require many simultaneous acts of mass forgetting.

Scotland's first minister said the SNP, which recent polls suggest could hold the balance of power after May's Westminster election, would require Ed Miliband to adopt a more radical approach to deficit reduction if he wanted the backing of SNP MPs.

But new elections would require Temer to resign, or be impeached himself.

Use of any of the ideas in parliamentary elections would require an act of parliament, and no changes are planned before the general election.

Elections would require Israelis to respect the Palestinian cease-fire by observing one of their own and by halting their incursions into Palestinian areas.

Such elections would require that Fatah and Hamas be willing to share power for a short time, perhaps six months, and build a joint police force in Gaza to ensure a fair vote.

Party candidates in elections would require 100,000 signatures, instead of the current two million.