Sentence examples for elections behind from inspiring English sources

The Tories are resigned to coming third in the European elections behind Labour and Ukip.

With the midterm elections behind them, leaders of both parties in the House and Senate should take the opportunity to undertake reforms.

Mr. Yushenkov had said he hoped for a third-place finish in the elections behind the pro-Kremlin United Russia Party and the Communists.

In fact, nearly two decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the ex-communist nations have a longer period of free elections behind them than Greece, Spain or Portugal did when they joined in the 1980s.

Even if the CDU were to lead it, Mr Koch might give up.Germany's leaders say they are eager to put the ugliness of the elections behind them: 2008 is the coalition's "key year", says Ms Merkel.

Many Indonesians think they see the hand of Mr Suharto's supporters, eager to wreck the elections, behind the latest violence.Trust in the new government is not much higher than in its predecessor.

First, it is unarguable that no modern party leader can win an election if behind in the polls on economic competence.

The newly elected president, in his first speech, urged his rivals to put the election behind them and to "march forward" with the nation.

"If I have to spend the second half of the election behind bars, so be it".

Progress was also stalled until the Poles got their election behind them.

With the election behind us, and the LNP out of office, this bonanza has suddenly shrunk.