Sentence examples for elections should use from inspiring English sources

Whichever party wins next year's elections should use the first paragraph of the 2015 Queen's Speech to commit to a debate, involving the public, on how to make the opening of parliament, PMQs, budget speeches and other such tradition-bound boondoggles more modern and open.

The message from Greece's election is that Merkel should use it, before it is too late.

The Japanese people should use that election to demand that their political leaders show more courage in devising bold economic reforms that can lead Japan out of its prolonged and costly recession.

Election commissions and those of us who support them should use the tools and frameworks of open data to build the publication of real-time election results into standard practice for elections, giving citizens faith in their democracies.

The West should use the dodgy election as a pretext for political change.

(Karl says we should use the war to help us in the midterm Congressional elections this fall, but we should do it in a way no one notices).

If Saturday's million marchers fail to win a referendum now, those elections should be used as the great leave-remain national contest.

Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi, a hard-liner who in two elections supported the departing president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has often said elections should be used as a way for people to confirm the rule of the clergy.

Stephen Tomkins Cambridge If 10 of 440 voting areas voted in favour of AV, those areas should use it in all forthcoming general elections.

Thirty-eight percent of partisans agreed that their parties should use any tactics necessary to "win elections and issue debates".

She said Russia should use its influence to ensure the 25 May election proceeded peacefully.