Sentence examples for elections of which from inspiring English sources

The shocks will come at elections, of which there will be many in the year ahead.

There were 19 such elections, of which seven (or 37%) resulted in a change of government.

Here in the UK we have our own elections, of which London is certainly among the most important.

We recently had elections of which someone said we had a choice between a sports car without brakes, or brakes without a car.

It was also the first election of which I have a reasonably clear memory.

They insisted they had been dismayed by the Supreme Court decision dissolving the parliament, the election of which they called "the greatest achievement" of their guardianship during the transition.

They actually go back to January 2014, when Osborne made a speech in which he announced there would be a further £20bn of cuts required after the election, of which £12bn would come from the welfare budget.

He and his supporters consider this a blatant attempt to silence him ahead of next month's election, of which Navalny was organizing a boycott.

"This has been an issue that resonates with our audience and is a key topic of the election, of which we are covering in a unique way," he said.

During the eight years since, Haiti has endured seven rulers, six coups d' etat, and several (mostly bloody) attempts to hold free elections--of which but one, thanks to the copious help of the international community, succeeded.

Additionally, both forms of nonpartisan elections have less participation than partisan elections, all of which have the straight-ticket option.