Sentence examples for from that election from inspiring English sources

This is still a widespread concern, more than a year on from that election.

One could draw other conclusions from that election — the importance of actually campaigning, for one, and not vacationing in the Caribbean — but O.K., maybe anger was a factor.

Mr. Williams insisted that Georgia had addressed its shortcomings from that election and was continuing to improve the processes that will make voting run safely and smoothly.

The hope that has kept me going all these years came from that election, when ordinary people said their lives mattered just as much as any elite class.

That he is the only one of the five candidates from that election seriously in the running this time, however, says a great deal about his performance ever since.

So Mugabe had a perfect divide-and-rule situation from that election.

But it is far from clear that election monitors will bless the effort.

As I reported from Baghdad that election day, the obvious fact that the Sunnis had not voted meant that the elections would probably usher in a period of greatly heightened violence.

It appears from early reports that election officials underestimated the numbers of people who would turn out to vote.

It's easy to say from New York that elections under occupation are a sham.

But describing Obama's fund-raising difficulties as an "unforced error" — a term from tennis — suggests that elections are just games, and trivializes the campaign-finance crisis.