Sentence examples for for a quick election from inspiring English sources

The school is a convenient and thus popular place for primary candidates to come for a quick Election Day photo shoot.

She also wants a change in the City Charter, to provide for a quick election if a mayor dies or resigns.

HARARE, Zimbabwe -- As Zimbabwe hurtles into another violent political season, President Robert Mugabe's party is fiercely pushing for a quick election this year because of fears that the president's health and vigor are rapidly ebbing, senior party officials said.

Mr. Mugabe has been pushing for a quick election this year — something Ms. Zulu has said in recent interviews would take "a miracle" given how far behind schedule the country's constitution-making process has fallen.

But in interviews on Wednesday, senior politicians who gathered at a Kabul hotel described Mr. Karzai's call for a quick election as a ploy to make it impossible for other candidates to mount an effective challenge.

Washington is believed to be hoping for progress on Tuesday on electing a parliamentary speaker, a process that might pave the way for a quick election of a president and a prime minister.

Foster suggests that this strategic advice from a political neophyte offended Stewart; whether this is true or not, Stewart did call a quick election, for July 1921.

In his brief honeymoon period, Gordon Brown wobbles over a quick election he would surely have won.

Brown initially had strong public support and plans for a quick general election were widely publicised, though never officially announced.

George Osborne could be in line for a quick post-election windfall from a multimillion-pound fine to be imposed on Barclays for rigging foreign exchange markets.

Once there, he traveled with Conkling to Albany, where the former Senator hoped for a quick re-election to the Senate, and with it, a defeat for the Garfield administration.