Sentence examples for entering election from inspiring English sources

Poland is entering election season.

The Pentagon is thrilled with Calderon's openness to what Obama called the U.S. "advisory capacity" in Mexican defense, and the Calderon government -- entering election mode -- needs U.S. political and economic support for its politically costly crusade against organized crime.

"The significance of this election lies in the fact that barring political rivals from entering elections has become an established part of political life," said Abbas Abdi, a political analyst in Tehran.

The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) has announced it will enter "election purdah" from 30 March.

As we enter election season the American people and America's allies have a right to know where exactly Obama stands, without doubt.

It has fielded three candidates for sarpanch so far (two won), and is wondering whether to enter elections on a larger scale and for higher office.

Evidence of an electoral revival was also needed to fend off the challenge from groups like the NF, and forthcoming plans by the English Defence League to enter elections with the British Freedom party (BFP).

STEVE COLL: Well, I think that like the religious parties such as Jamaat Islami and J.U.I., that if they are willing to particpate in Pakistani national life peacefully — to enter elections, to sit in parliament, to forswear violence, etc. — then we need not fear them for the reason you mention.

If it felt peculiar to be entering an election day as an underdog — Democrats did not even field an opponent six years ago — Mr. Lugar did not show it.

But even if a healing process begins, the state will be entering an election season in which the civil- unions issue is sure to reverberate.

Over all, the economy is rebounding from three years of stagnation, but the fate of manufacturing can't be dismissed, especially since we're entering an election year.