Sentence examples for elections round from inspiring English sources

"With a string of state elections round the corner and leading general election in 2014, progress on structural reforms is likely to remain slow," HSBC said on Wednesday.

"With elections round the corner in June, these sort of accusations do not bode well for the prospect of free and fair elections in the country," he said.

With local elections round the corner, public perception is critical and our councils' "act of defiance" tells us a lot about who it is they're defying – and it's not the public.

"It is a pretty exciting period in news television, what with the India-Pakistan tension, the U.S.-Iraq war and the Indian elections round the corner," said L. V. Krishnan, chief executive of TAM Media Research.

A year later, with elections round the corner, Amit Shah – Modi's most trusted lieutenant – toured the riot-affected areas in the company of local BJP leaders accused of inciting rioters.

And with elections round the corner, none of the parties want to risk real reform right now, whatever they have signed up to in the past.

Each candidate in a GRC is required to deposit a sum equal to 8% of the total allowances payable to an MP in the calendar year preceding the election, rounded to the nearest S$500.

Every election round, the less loaded RR is elected as leader to process the current service request.

Although Fujimori came in first by a wide margin in the first election round in April, she faces stiff opposition from Peruvians who loathe her father.

"Similar tensions afflict the US political scene, where anti-immigrant and anti-trade rhetoric have been prominent from the start of the current presidential election round.

Maurice Obstfeld, the IMF's economic counsellor, rightly noted: "Similar tensions afflict the US political scene, where anti-immigrant and anti-trade rhetoric have been prominent from the start of the current presidential election round.