Sentence examples for face election from inspiring English sources

Mr. LaValle will face election in November.

Mr. Levy, who became district attorney in 2008 and will next face election in 2015, also repeatedly disparaged the Westchester County district attorney's office.

And when they do legislate, most simply parrot whatever is prevailing public opinion at the time because they are soon to face election.

Mr. Saffo and three of the six other council members face election in November, and antitax sentiment is prevalent in southeastern North Carolina.

The founders laid down that House members must face election every two years, a frequency unmatched in any other country, now or then.

The total of 92 hereditaries includes the holders of official positions - the Earl Marshall and the Lord Great Chamberlain - who do not have to face election.

Both countries face elections this year.

But the prime minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, who will face elections next year, has not buckled.

All of the fragile five face elections in 2014, making populism a risk.

Her party will next face elections in 2007 -- if the coalition lasts that long.

On 5 May, 80% of England's councils face elections, with 9,330 seats being contested.