Sentence examples for elections to end from inspiring English sources

Some want early presidential elections to end the impasse – but others demand Morsi's immediate departure.

He is the second person who sought to run in last year's elections to end up in jail.

But, we should be eternally grateful to those who voted in those losing elections to end slavery.

Six months of debilitating protests in Thailand have centered on whether to hold elections to end the political unrest.

On Tuesday, a prominent lawmaker from the bloc loyal to Moktada al-Sadr called for the dissolution of Parliament and new elections to end the country's political deadlock.

The influential head of Thailand's army today urged the government to dissolve parliament and call new elections to end the political crisis, as dramatic action by protesters continued.

Winning an election to end union representation adds an average 10-15% to bosses' pay.

Mr Musharraf called the election to end his country's political impasse.

Mr. Abbott, who polls suggest could secure a large parliamentary majority in the coming elections, assailed Ms. Gillard's party as dysfunctional and urged her to call a snap election to end the political impasse.

The promises of his election — to end partisan wrangling, to deal with budget problems that have hamstrung the government of the world's ninth-largest economy, to establish his own legacy as he approaches the end of his career — have to date been largely frustrated.

So because of the way that Scotland's resources are determined by the UK's budget, via the block-grant arrangements, it may be completely reasonable for the SNP to campaign in this election to end austerity for the whole of the UK.