Sentence examples for elections put from inspiring English sources
Nor will the elections put an end to Iran's ambitions.
A 1997 filing with the state's division of elections put her net worth at $5.5 million.
Special elections put the power where it should be in a democracy — with the people.
Polls before the European elections put FI in third place behind Renzi's centre-left Democratic Party and Beppe Grillo's anti-establishment Five Star Movement.
The 2010 elections put overwhelming Republican majorities in both houses of the Legislature just as the time came to draw new political maps for state legislators, the Congressional delegation and members of the State Board of Education.
The first results in the Scottish council elections put Labour ahead in Glasgow, the most keenly contested and eagerly sought prize for the SNP, while Labour made a stronger showing than its opponents expected across the country.
In 2006, House Democrats reclaimed the majority in the midterm elections, putting what Bush called a "thumpin' " on the Republican Party.
Their God-o-Meter ("a scientific measure of God-talk in the elections") puts the candidate on a sharply religious trend.
That would undo all the Democrats' gains in the past two elections, putting them back where they were at the start of George Bush's second term.
The alternatives, truly free and fair elections, putting real pressure on leaders who rig the polls, are costly, both politically and economically.
The 2002 election put 36 freshmen in the House.
