Sentence examples for elections either to from inspiring English sources
He hoped by running in states that held primary elections either to force Johnson to change his policies on the war or to open up the convention for an antiwar candidate, not necessarily himself.
If the party won a majority in elections either to Westminster or to the new Scottish Parliament, he decided, it would set out the independence deal it wanted, test it in a referendum and then, voters willing, seek to negotiate it.Alex Neil, Mr Swinney's rival for the leadership, was horrified, and so were other traditionalists.
Republicans are calling on the state board of elections either to swiftly produce evidence the election could have been swayed by fraud or to certify Harris the winner.
Such a third party run would shatter the Republican Party into a million pieces and likely hand the election either to Trump or Hillary Clinton - but certainly not to any Republican Establishment candidate.
The legislative maneuvering is intended to force Republicans facing tough election battles either to break with the White House or to join the wave of criticism of Mr. Rumsfeld and his management of the war.
And there's nothing quite like an election campaign, either, to bring on a thoughtless flood of metaphors likening political competition to mortal combat (and a thoughtless flood of metaphors, full stop).
Regardless who wins the election, for either to govern successfully they will need to not just have a grand mission, but also have a process for making the necessary decisions to carry it out.
A "yes" majority would force interim President Adly Mansour to call for elections (either parliamentary or presidential) within a period of 30 to 90 days from the new constitution coming into effect.
On the street there doesn't seem to be much interest in the elections either.
"There are two views in order to have a strengthened government - elections either before or after the first bailout review.
It seems as if those elections either dried up the well or prompted a backlash.
