Sentence examples for elections will be reflected from inspiring English sources
"Obviously we hope that the trends of the elections will be reflected by a different approach to the outside world," Mr. Rubin said.
"The Liberal party, as we go into this federal election, has to understand there are different constituencies, and we have to stand up for ours, or what was reflected at a state election will be reflected at a federal election," Joyce said.
But the central question of this election is whether that belief will be reflected in the votes that will be cast during the four months ahead in the nomination contest.
These different national experiences will be reflected through elections, creating more tensions of the kind we have already seen between Germany and Greece.
All the main trends and battles currently under way in British politics will be reflected in the general election campaign in Wales over the next five-and-a-half weeks.
So, here goes: We have elections this Sunday, and it's likely that the broken state of Greece will be reflected in the most fragmented Parliament in 30 years (basically ever since Greece stopped being a dictatorship).
The split will be reflected Thursday, with pro-Beijing groups – who support the Hong Kong government's election package – planning their own gatherings.
This dependence upon, and respect for, religious authority will be reflected in the first post-Saddam government -- whether it comes about by indirect or direct elections.
