Sentence examples for elections to come from inspiring English sources

Simple generational change could give the movement a boost in elections to come.

What happens now may well determine the outcomes of many elections to come in the near future.

On Tuesday, deputies from Ms. Tymoshenko's party stormed the podium in Parliament trying to prevent a measure on financing the elections to come to a vote.

In the Austrian parliamentary elections to come, the far right can expect to do very well indeed, and perhaps be in a position to form a government.

The bigger question is for elections to come, in a world with more and more extreme weather: Will we finally find the political will to address climate change?

The CSU transport minister, Peter Ramsauer, was an obvious choice, but he has already rejected the job.The second problem is that there are six state elections to come this year, three in March alone.

Primary battles toughen up the nominee for the fiercer attacks of the general election to come.

"Unfortunately, all we need is an election to come along and I need to update," she said.

The Constitutional Council approved the reversal of the country's election calendar next year, allowing the presidential election to come before legislative elections.

If these women had truly been assaulted why wait until one month before the election to come forward – to the press not the authorities.

"I intend to lead this party through this parliament, through the general election to come and into the next parliament," he said.