Sentence examples for elections marks from inspiring English sources

NO MATTER whether they have actually won, the mere fact that the Islamists of Hamas were taking part in this week's Palestinian elections marks a perilous new turn in the history of the conflict in Palestine.

Narendra Modi's victory in the elections marks the end of a long era in which the structures of power did not differ greatly from those through which Britain ruled the subcontinent.

President Donald Trump's accusation of Chinese meddling in upcoming U.S. elections marks a new phase in an escalating pressure campaign against Beijing that Washington is pursuing on multiple fronts, senior U.S. officials said on Thursday.

This week the government of President Mahinda Rajapaksa, buoyed by recent wins in presidential and parliamentary elections, marks the first anniversary of its military victory over the separatist Tamil Tigers.

Francois Hollande's victory in the French elections marks a significant change of focus in European politics.

The elections mark just the start of a year of striking political change for Pakistan.

The 1994 elections marked the culmination of a decades-long transformation.

The elections marked the end of the post-civil war period.

"These elections mark the end of the Russian spring," he said.

May 1 2003, Feature: The local elections mark the biggest experiment so far in e-voting.

The Greek elections marked a turning point in the battle of European workers and young people against austerity.