Sentence examples for heard election from inspiring English sources

From Pat Anderson, a co-author of the Little Children Are Sacred report, we heard election cycles were the biggest impediment to Indigenous policy around.

In the blissfully ignorant world of dance music, when you hear "election," you think of whom you voted for in the Resident Advisor or DJ Mag Top 100 polls.

The move was condemned by the opposition and legal community and came shortly before judges, who will oversee electoral tribunals and hear election-related cases, were to due be sworn in.

Since the late 1960s, the same chorus has been heard from election to election: The young don't care.

Their young daughter squealed when she heard the election date.

And he has begun to make his complaint heard on election day.

"Exit polls can be faulty, as we heard on election night, right?" Mr. Levey said.

He said his company had heard from election officials in Florida, Texas, Washington and elsewhere.

When I heard the election result, I felt a profound sorrow mixed with rage.

But in some cases, the outcome of election petitions can be subject to judicial review – in these cases, instead of high court judges hearing the case, the case is heard by election commissioners.

Putting the two words together gives one of the commonest phrases heard at election time.