Sentence examples for elections to issue from inspiring English sources
Obama should not wait until after the elections to issue warnings about the legitimacy of the new administration in Kabul and the new US-led strategic concept for Afghanistan.
The commission will not be able before the election to issue any regulation to replace the old one invalidated by the court, as it has to abide by federal laws allowing a long public comment period.
Among his first actions upon his election was to issue an executive order ensuring that blacks and whites would have equal access to the state park system.
Election officials scrambled to issue paper ballots in some locations, which quickly ran out, according to reports online.
Under state law, the elections division is required to issue advisory opinions to political parties when they request one.
However, Hun Sen used his final pre-election speech on Friday to issue a warning.
House Republicans are expected to include some specifics in an election agenda they intend to issue Thursday.
Moreover, ballots can be verified and counted in real time, making it possible to issue election results as soon as the polls close.
Today, Baby Gap ads make child-rearing appear as fashionable and easy as a credit card swipe, and the White House is turning its attention in the coming midterm elections to "Mommy issues".
In early 2014, President Skorton charged the Task Force on Alumni Trustee Elections to consider the issue of transparency as it relates to the alumni trustee election.
... [It] was the desire to allow state elections to be about state issues and not to be about national issues," he said.
