Sentence examples for get the election through from inspiring English sources

"I just want to get the election through and get back to work".

Osborne is banking on increased household borrowing and pumped-up house prices – as well as tying the crash round Labour's neck – to get the Tories through the election.

After supporters were unable to get the legislation through Congress before the election, Mr. Bush signed the second extension in late November.

But the longer we go, if we get through the elections, we get closer and closer to not being able to backslide".

The first vote on raising the debt ceiling, by an amount large enough to get the government through the 2014 elections, could come as early as Friday; the deadline is Oct. 17.

Those plans, it increasingly appears, will not include a deal that fails to get the government through the 2012 elections.

Thus it was sold for £757m in March, the government concerned to get the sale through before the general election.

"Everything I see, sir, is good news, and that we're on a good road, but we just have to get through this kind of 50-meter target and get through the election, identify the president," General John "JC" Campbell, the army's vice-chief of staff, told the Senate armed services committee on Thursday.

They will now face pressure to get the bill through Westminster before the May elections.

The previous Labour administration was forced to dump plans for a controversial 50p-a-month tax on fixed-line phones in order to get the finance bill through the pre-election wash-up.

But he did not deny that Turnbull donated $1m to help the party get through the election.