Sentence examples for expected election from inspiring English sources

An unelected banker, Shaukat Tareen, holds the job, pending his expected election to Pakistan's upper house, or Senate, in March.

Mr Hague's task is to assemble a shadow team that will stay loyal to him through at least one expected election defeat.

The latest opinion polls have shown a marked swing toward Labour with less than six weeks to go before the expected election day, May 6.

In 2001, ahead of the expected election, the financial situation was eased somewhat by a £5m donation from Stuart Wheeler, owner of a gaming website.

The issue of re-selection of MPs and unilateral nuclear disarmament could feature at the Labour conference, scheduled to begin a fortnight after Corbyn's expected election.

And times might be about to get a bit tougher, with the expected election of François Hollande as president—a man seen by many, including The Economist, as bad for business.

The release of an autobiography has become something of an expected election-year ritual for the aspirant to national office, and Marco Rubio's is on the way.

China and Britain emerged from closed Security Council consultations on Myanmar with opposite views on that country's expected elections in the fall.

Silvio Berlusconi has begun campaign talks with leaders of his People of Freedom (PDL) party, ahead of expected elections in February.

It's foolish, then, to expect elections to cure ailing economies or wreck healthy ones.

Other opposition leaders have said they do not expect elections for at least one year.