Sentence examples for eventual election from inspiring English sources

The arrowheads show the eventual election outcome.

Otherwise, they have predicted the eventual election outcome reasonably well.

He was active in the latter's attempted coups in 1836 and 1840 and in his eventual election to the presidency in 1848.

The polls during this period are not that much different from those in Column D. Nor were they much different from the eventual election results on average.

As the Family's fortunes kept rising, together with Mr. Putin's popularity and eventual election, Mr. Gusinsky fell ever further from favor.

Obama's eventual election, the French president said, would "validate" his strategy of reconciliation following a near-total breakdown in Franco-US relations over the Iraq invasion.

And they are jockeying for positions in a new political constellation after eventual elections — as well as for greater bargaining power with the European Union.

It also backed a timeline previously agreed in Vienna for talks between the government on a unity government and opposition, and eventual elections.

While the Saudis — who are dedicated to enforcing stability in the region — have told Mr. Saleh he should go, the sudden change made it more difficult to structure an orderly handover of power and eventual elections.

If they manage to sell that, the government will be well on its way.Things are looking up for the economy, says Mr Rigelnik, unless eventual elections deliver power to the ultra left.

In declaring that the United Nations would have a secondary role in reconstructing Iraq and leading the country toward eventual elections, the national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, seemed certain to fuel the latest trans-Atlantic dispute between the Bush administration and its traditional allies.