Sentence examples for elections between from inspiring English sources

Under the constitution, Zimbabwe should hold elections between 22 July and 22 August, but parliament can elect to dissolve itself, triggering an early vote.

Tells about the elections between 1981 & 1988.

There will be three elections between now and then.

Competitive elections between candidates of different parties are as rare as snow in June.

Figure 1 plots the average turnout by age in presidential elections between 1972-2008.

This compares to turnout rates of up to 57% in the US presidential elections between 2000 and 2016.

Our empirical case consists of 2,482 speeches given by American presidential candidates during general elections between 1952 and 1996.

Excess mortality and incarceration could have shifted the outcome of 11 gubernatorial and seven Senate elections between 1970 and 2004, according to our research.

Mr. Bush is likely to get all he asks for in defense, but the result may be that he must choose -- just before the elections -- between vetoing politically popular social spending programs or increasing the projected deficit.

According to exit polls from the last three presidential elections, between144 percent and 24 percent of voters have waited until the closing week -- if not the closing three days -- before making up their minds.

The latest mass claim was brought by lawyers for prisoners or ex-prisoners who were unable to vote in various elections between 2009 and 2011.