Sentence examples for had no election from inspiring English sources
WHAT country had no election but is critical in European economic affairs?
Yes, the Agriculture and Fisheries sub-sector had no election, with all representatives being returned uncontested.
"One of the reasons I thought it was important to come here was to remind the government that they have no election mandate for what they are doing here," Cross said.
I felt ready to contribute at the last election but had no say.
Gavin Barwell, the Conservative party's former chief operating officer, claimed that holding it on a day when London has no elections, but Scotland and Wales elect national parliaments, could lead to "a skewed result".
"We have no elections, no reconciliation with Hamas, and no negotiations.
Yet Nepal has had no local elections since 1999.
Either call another general election with the same leader (disastrous), not call another general election (paralysis), replace the leader but have no new election (treacherous), or fight one with a new leader (precarious).
The Arab world has long had a deficit of democracy, but has had no shortage of elections.
He has won a second term as Russia's president and has no more election campaigns ahead of him.
The Framers had no objection to direct election per se.
