Sentence examples for elections the decision from inspiring English sources

The party is split over whether to take part in the elections; the decision may hinge on some of the details released on Tuesday.

Whatever the contrasts, in heated political contexts ahead of each nation's 2017 elections, the decisions and attitudes these leaders endorse will set an example for the whole of Europe.

While the constitution does provide the mechanism for an election, the decision of when to make that resignation effective is a personal one.

With political tension at a high level in 1962, none of the presidential candidates received the one-third vote necessary for election; the decision went to the congress, but the military forces seized the government.

In the 2000 presidential election, the decision came down to just a few votes in Florida.

This requires legislation to take the commission that organises elections, and the decision on who sits on it, out of the hands of the presidency and make it truly independent of the executive.

Pablo Iglesias, leader of the far-left Podemos party, which finished third in last December's national elections, praised the decision, tweeting that "the Toro de la Vega festivities humiliate our country's dignity".

A woman who is standing against her father in the Lancashire County Council elections insists the decision was for political not personal reasons.

While the political context in terms of regional elections and the decision of the Constitutional Council was unfavourable to the introduction of the CCE in France, the most frequently quoted reason for rejecting it was that it would harm the competitiveness of French firms.

"Instead, he is trying to focus all attention in these final days on the process question of what happens after the election rather the decision people have to make in this election.

Mr. King said that ultimately the outcome of the election made the decision "relatively easy".