Sentence examples for elections to consider from inspiring English sources

Voters are called upon to choose candidates in elections, to consider constitutional amendments, and to approve or reject municipal taxes and other legislative proposals.

At the Capitol on Monday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi would not commit to calling Congress back immediately after the elections to consider a stimulus plan, given the potential that Mr. Bush would veto it.

It's easy to see we elect a party in presidential elections when you widen your lens before an election to consider what happens after an election.

Mr. Lieberman called for a special session after the election to consider the changes.

If that happens we can forget about withdrawal before January 2013; after all, there'll be an election to consider.

Then there's the general election to consider, and the great uncertainty a potential new government will bring.

His comments about weight weren't wise, she said, but there are larger issues in the election to consider.

There are some implications for the Presidential election to consider, though perhaps not so many as Republicans would like you to believe, or as few as Democrats might suggest.

It is a little depressing, on this anniversary taking place during an exploitive and hyperbolic Presidential election, to consider how far the United States, the oldest democracy of all of them, has yet to go.

However, it emerged that Scotland's returning officers had urged Mr Alexander before yesterday's election to consider delaying the count for a day, while there were also proposals to split the council election, carried out for the first time using the single transferable vote system of PR, from the Holyrood polling day.

Things might yet come good; but it is time for all the participants in the presidential election to consider the risks they are taking.The reasonably clean way out is for Al Gore, the Democratic candidate, to fail to muster the votes needed to overtake George W. Bush by the court's new deadline.