Sentence examples for elections are bound from inspiring English sources

Because of this & because it has sat in a period of unemployment, it is felt that the fall elections are bound to see Democratic gains in Congress-maximum 60 seats, min. 40, though 25 is a more acceptable figure to most.

The mass appeal of modern Islam is such that any open, free elections are bound to bring to power its representatives and sympathisers - which, in a nutshell, is the trouble with democratisation in the Muslim world for the powers that be.

Mr Clegg said: "Next May the Euro elections are bound to become a proxy for the bigger questions of 'in versus out' - a debate that will play out in the 2015 general election, too".

Any mid-term election is bound to be difficult.

The election was bound to be close, and I knew that Kerry couldn't win Florida.

For every educator, regardless of the subject she teaches, this election is bound to come in class.

I just had a strong sense that the news media, feeding on itself, had lost sight of reality and that the election was bound to be close.

Reading week after week that he has more ability than the incumbent and is more likely to win the election is bound to have a corrosive effect.

The Cleggmania of the 2010 election was bound to deflate once the Lib Dems sullied their piety with power, but that early U-turn accelerated the transformation into Cleggphobia.

In a sign of the heightened passions the election is bound to ignite, police announced they had intercepted an envelope addressed to prosecutors at the Supreme Court containing two bullets and a threatening letter this afternoon.

The president, who narrowly escaped death in a similar blast before the election, is bound to feel even more embittered towards the Tigers than before.Mrs Kumaratunga has yet to set a clear second-term policy for ending the war.