Sentence examples for elections through the 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.

The Muslim Brotherhood behaved democratically by winning elections through the support of a large component of Egyptian society.

In the 1983 fiscal year unions conducted representation elections through the National Labor Relations Board for 171,548 workers.

Also, investigate how the shifting U.S. state populations can change the equations of elections through the reallocation of house seats and, therefore, electoral votes.

"My Country, My Country" observes the prelude to the 2005 Iraqi elections through the eyes of a Sunni doctor seeking a seat on the Baghdad Provincial Council.

Fed up with seeing the 2016 local and devolved elections through the narrow prism of a squalid mudfight to become London mayor?

Our audience want to learn about the election through the lens of the sensitive issues".

But on radio talk shows and online chats, Milwaukeeans reacted to the election through the prism of race.

"Israel's Election, Through the Eyes of a Young Palestinian" was produced by Jessica Cheung and Andy Mills, and edited by Lisa Tobin and Lisa Chow.

Russia confirmed the next day that it had received the message but replied only after the election through the same channel, denying the accusation.

Interestingly, if you imagine the political parties are cricket teams and run polling data from the last election through the Duckworth-Lewis equation, Nick Griffin wins the Ashes.