Sentence examples for fears of post-election from inspiring English sources

There are also fears of post-election violence, though leading candidates signed a peace pledge.

Yet fears of post-election violence remain.

But Navarro also explained why within the context of post-election racial fears, news of Bannon's new position is so unwelcome. .

This will matter greatly in terms of post-election maths.

First, noteworthy differences emerge between populations who relocated as a result of post-election conflict and those who did not.

Additionally, since some of the villages were inaccessible during a period of post-election violence in 2010, regular fidelity monitoring of VSLA activities was not possible.

Despite considerable challenges, MSF was able to keep medical services and HAART treatment functioning in the midst of post-election violence in Kibera, Nairobi.

They attributed their fear to post election violence that cut across the country in late 2007 and early 2008, mainly affecting rural areas.

Buhari and Jonathan have appealed for calm and signed a "peace accord" on the eve of the vote, but many Nigerians still fear a repeat of the post-election violence that erupted in 2011, when Jonathan defeated Buhari.

An underlying theme in much of the post-election commentary has been fear about an uncertain future and speculation about the end of the West's global economic and political dominance.

Now, I fear much of Labour's post-election agonising missed the main point.