Sentence examples for end of elections from inspiring English sources

We won't talk about the conditions that brought Mussolini to power, but we now have a totalitarian, one-party dictatorship — the end of elections, police repression, violence, the secret police, and a foreign policy of expansion to restore an empire and to pursue broad European and African conquest.

I believe the Rove-Cheney cabal is using Sarah Palin as a stalking horse, an Evita figure, to put a popular, populist face on the coming police state and be the talk show hostess for the end of elections as we know them.

Indeed, the first of two low-profile end-of-election debates Wednesday, this one on radio station WKXW-FM, was a reminder of how poorly the state's voters have been served.

At the end of Election Day someone will be elected to office.

At the end of Election Day, Hernández had a four-point lead among rural voters.

Crowder wrote a salute to Boucher on his Facebook page; by the end of Election Night, it got 290 comments.

"The independent election commission declares Dr Ashraf Ghani as the president, and thus announces the end of election process," the electoral commission chief, Ahmad Yousaf Nuristani, simply told reporters.

The measure's chief sponsor, Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, has tried to win Republican support by eliminating a provision requiring that the top five donors be identified at the end of election commercials.

How could anyone miss the obvious point that newspapers traditionally editorialise at the end of election campaigns because it is only at that stage that all the policies of political parties are known?

but three of her colleagues were trailing their Republican challengers at the end of election-night tallying. .

At the end of election week, both Facebook and Google moved to restrict the fake news on its site.