Sentence examples for elections set out from inspiring English sources

Senior officials in Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood have rejected the timetable for new elections set out by interim leader Adly Mansour as unrest in the country continues.

But Enron, apparently concerned two years ago that Mr. Gore might win the election, set out on an aggressive tack to also cultivate people close to him and other Democratic officials.

Opposition to the 55% threshold for an early dissolution of parliament mounts (see 11.28am and 1.18pm and 4.07pm) On the Labour leadership front: David Miliband, the only candidate to declare his intention to stand for the Labour leadership election, set out on his "conversation" tour today, designed to find out from voters why they turned away from Labour in the general election.

The Labour Party has launched its manifesto for the 2015 General Election, setting out the pledges they intend to bring in should they win the race to Number 10.

The Liberal Democrats have launched their manifesto for the 2015 General Election, setting out the pledges they intend to bring in should they win the race to Number 10.

What they want is a bill, in the Queen's speech following May's election, setting out the tests that cities have to meet before they can start to take charge of their own destinies.

Next week the votes of just 198 men and women will help determine an election setting out to identify a man they hope will be a future British prime minister.

The Scottish National Party have launched their manifesto for the 2015 General Election, setting out the pledges they intend to campaign for should they win the race to influence Number 10.

In the 2002 elections, DeLay set out to give the Texas House a Republican majority and thus remove the last obstacle to full Republican control of the state.

Just before the last general election, May set out her own personal "wish-list" to reform counter-extremism strategy.

It is a giant turnaround since 2003, when Arnold Schwarzenegger knocked out the Democratic governor, Gray Davis, in a recall election and set out to build a more moderate Republican Party.