Sentence examples for elections to address from inspiring English sources

Last month, the association agreed to hold fresh elections to address the IOC's concerns, but it scheduled them for Feb. 9 — two days after the Games open.

On the same day, the Parliament speaker, Osama al-Nujaifi, called for new provincial and municipal elections to address the public's growing frustration over corruption, high unemployment and electricity shortages.

The use of elections to address the issue has also put politicians such as Mas on the frontlines of the movement, rather than the hundreds of thousands of Catalans who have filled the streets on Barcelona for four successive years to demand a say on Catalan independence, said Sànchez.

The country had its first elections more than 170 years ago when the absolutist Sultan allowed local councils to hold elections to address local administrative issues in 1840.

" Accordingly, the City Board has, for years, been advocating for a June primary election to address this and other timing problems".

"The second is for Gordon Brown to stand down as prime minister with honour and to have a proper leadership election to address the proper issues.

Congress and the Bush administration must heed the growing multitude of warnings and start working together after next week's election to address these vulnerabilities.

Unease about the aging facilities has grown since the disaster last March in Fukushima, Japan, and the issue has forced candidates for the spring presidential election to address the question.

It looks increasingly likely that both the Senate and the House will return to Washington after the election to address the economy and, possibly, to pass a new stimulus bill.

The government is in danger of having to raise taxes or cut spending after the next election to address the weakness of the public finances, Britain's leading tax experts said yesterday.

In a report called Building The Homes We Need, the organisations call for whichever party that wins the 2015 election to address housing in an emergency budget and a new bill, introduced within 100 days of getting into government.