Sentence examples for elections made from inspiring English sources

An analysis of last week's local school board elections made by the United Parents Associations has shown that many communities elected lo cal boards that did not reflect the ethnic composition of the public‐school population.

November's elections made the outlook even bleaker.

Sunni Arabs, who largely boycotted those elections, made a strong showing in the December vote.

A story about the politburo of Mr. Mugabe's ZANU-PF party declaring itself ready for elections made the front page.

And Khan's party, then competing with the ruling Pakistan Muslim League in elections, made tactical alliances with Rizvi's.

Several Republican candidates for the Senate in last week's midterm elections made the surprising move of advocating for over-the-counter sales of oral contraceptives.

Myopic recall elections make those decisions even harder.

Elections make a fundamental contribution to democratic governance.

Ironically, direct elections make the public less politically engaged.

Opposition rallies ahead of next month's elections make frequent reference to the dreaded tolls.

Above all, elections make the transfer of power legitimate and smooth.