Sentence examples for elections one from inspiring English sources

"The nub of this is, how do we get to enough elections in enough places to satisfy the ayatollah's insistence on elections," one official said.

"It is D-Day and plans are afoot" to disrupt Hungarian politician Gábor Vona's proposed appearance in London this weekend in the runup to the country's elections, one of the campaigners said on Thursday.

"Maybe they'll try to hold on to it until before the elections," one military observer said, expressing the commonly held opinion that Mr. Sankoh is not fully committed to peace and is preserving a military option.

Hoping to curb this out-of-control gerrymandering, Florida's voters recently placed two initiatives on the ballot for the 2010 elections (one for Congress, one for the Legislature).

Judging by the lead-up to those elections, one could have easily concluded that the first order of business on Republicans' agendas would be a laserlike focus on job creation and deficit reductions to the exclusion of all else.

"We'll stay on the same schedule" of drafting a constitution and holding national elections, one senior official said in an interview today.

In the 2010 mid-term elections, one-third of Tea Party-backed candidates won, reclaiming the House for Republicans.

The 2012 Project will host summits on electing women before the November elections -- one on Aug. 21 one in Las Vegas and second on Sept. 13 in Atlanta.

It's worth noting, though, that the British electorate may be within only two elections - one party, one national - of placing a novelist in Number 10.

Hugo Chavez's successful change of the Venezuelan constitution in 1999 was followed by a constant cycle of national elections -- one a year on average.

Italy's centre-left Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has won a substantial victory in the European elections - one of the few positive results for pro-European parties.