Sentence examples for elections are supposed from inspiring English sources

ELECTIONS are supposed to provide political solutions.

ELECTIONS are supposed to give us choices.

Local elections are supposed to be held here in May.

Moreover, new elections are supposed to follow the referendum.

Elections are supposed to present us with clear choices like that, but they usually don't.

The issues, of course, are what we all know elections are supposed to be about.

Holding early elections was supposed to legitimise central authority.

Those elections were supposed to be March 6 but were pushed to April 3.

The presidential and legislative elections were supposed to take place in Burkina Faso on 11 October.

"The new municipal laws and elections were supposed to be the first real test of democratic reform," said Amin al-Mashaqbeh, professor of political science at the University of Jordan.

Elections were supposed to be held in both the West Bank and Gaza, but Hamas, which rules in Gaza, has said it would not allow them to take place.