Sentence examples for elections through from inspiring English sources
He contested elections through the 1920s and 1930s with little success until he was finally elected to the House of Commons in 1940.
He said many employers delayed elections through frivolous litigation.
We are going to have a membership drive and then elections through mobile phones.
Today's chief ministers are popular personalities who carry elections through force of personality.
She said: "Hillary Clinton has fought three elections through these states.
They claimed Democrats won elections through "voter fraud" and that they were protecting democracy.
This evidence suggests Hondurans view their elections through party-colored glasses.
It included details of the KGB's attempts to influence western elections through "active measures".
The Tigers may have changed their stripes enough to contest these elections through their proxies in the Tamil National Alliance.
Like elsewhere in the Northeast, Connecticut was a swing state in presidential elections through most of the 20th century.
"If there is an aim to take the country to elections through blood politics, that would be extremely costly".
