Sentence examples for elections to agree from inspiring English sources

The Chinese defence minister visited just before the elections to agree to modernise Kenya's armed forces.

He also appealed for all three parties to come together after the election to agree the scale of the deficit and how to tackle it.

He appealed for all three parties to come together after the election to agree the scale of the deficit and how to tackle it.

A6 Kenyan Praises Foreign Role Kenya's top opposition leader credited pressure by the European Union and the United States with persuading the declared winner of Kenya's flawed presidential election to agree to a coalition government.

If most political analysts believe that the coalition will endure, their judgment rests less on inherent strength in the partnership than in the reluctance of all three major parties, including Labour, which governed for 13 years until the May 2010 election, to agree to an early election.

Politico also reported that Chaffetz said Shaub had refused "since the election" to agree to a meeting to discuss certain issues.

The Fatah faction shrinks from elections, unable to agree on a leader to replace Mr Abbas, who wants to retire.

Their help is again needed to persuade opposition leaders not to abandon it now, and to urge election officials to agree to a fair and transparent process -- with international monitoring -- that gives petitioners an adequate chance to confirm their challenged signatures.

One of the authors of the state election law seemed to agree with the judge's interpretation.

But even if the election commission were to agree with the Democratic position, the argument would likely end up in court, where it could take months before a decision would be rendered — possibly after the 2012 campaign were over.

Letta is an option following the resignation of Pier Luigi Bersani, who failed to win a majority in February's election, then failed to agree a coalition, then failed to get either of his favoured choices elected as president.