Sentence examples for general election year from inspiring English sources

In general election year, this has an obvious logic.

In this general election year, we'll all have our own lists of prerequisites for improvement.

How about a big name London politician flying the flag for more congestion charging in this general election year?

So in this general election year can we expect to see you out there on the hustings?

This may seem a quixotic suggestion for a country facing a tough and gritty general election year.

Instead of getting on with the task, the biggest reduction in public spending will occur in 2014-15 – gelectionlection year.

That's the first time that has happened in a non-general election year in more than three decades.

That pre-general election year also brings the European elections: a common current prediction is that the Conservatives will come third behind Labour and Ukip.

Despite Corbyn's denials, Labour's council election results were the worst since 1982, the first time an opposition has had net losses in a non-general election year.

Together with other state elections, notably in BJP-run Gujarat, 2012 has the makings of a "mini-general election year", says one party man.Yet, as a strategy, pinning success on the back of Congress's unpopularity has flaws.

But the modest cuts will take full effect only in 2002, the next general-election year.