Sentence examples for elections by a from inspiring English sources

The prospect of a return to the party's socialist origins in commitment to partnership with trade unions and state ownership has drawn stark predictions it could be annihilated in 2020 national elections by a British public that in May re-elected Cameron for a second term on a promise to cut welfare spending.

In countries that have adopted a "constructive" vote of no confidence, for example, a government may be removed by the legislature between elections by a majority vote of no confidence only if a majority also elects a successor government.

The NP won the 1990 elections by a landslide, and Bolger became prime minister.

One leitmotif among Chavistas has been that even a dead Chávez would win the elections by a landslide.

After Maduro's party won municipal elections by a wide margin in December, the opposition was pretty well defeated.

Called Jobs for New York, the PAC represents an aggressive new involvement in New York's heavily regulated city elections by a major independent expenditure group.

His protégé and top aide, Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei, has been effectively blackballed from succeeding Mr Ahmadinejad in 2013 elections by a series of accusations.

The FNM, under Ingraham's leadership, won the May elections by a comfortable margin, and he took office as prime minister once again.

THE news in May that the Congress party had won India's elections by a big margin electrified the political establishment and sent shares soaring.

In December the opposition won parliamentary elections by a landslide, and is now pushing for a referendum on recalling Maduro from office, allowed under Venezuela's constitution.

Mr. Arias has proposed that President Zelaya be returned to office immediately and that Honduras move up its presidential elections by a month to October.