Sentence examples for hold early from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers in the capital, Bratislava, also voted on Thursday to hold early elections next year, a condition that Robert Fico, the opposition leader and former prime minister, had made for his party's support.

In the US, it is a practice that really began to take hold early in the last century and became even more commonplace when crime rates soared in the 1970s and 1980s.

Today, Parliament will first debate and take a vote on legislation that makes it possible to hold early elections on March 10.

That same day Catalonia's president said that his region would hold early elections, on November 25th.

They were there to lend weight to the call by Kyrgyzstan's opposition parties for Kurmanbek Bakiev, the president, who was swept into power in March 2005, to step down, hold early presidential elections and amend the constitution.

B1 Move to Hold Early Primary New Jersey legislators voted overwhelmingly this week to move the state's presidential primary to February from June.

On February 17th the congress's speaker pledged to hold early elections, seemingly a response to protests that have intensified since it unilaterally extended its mandate.

O'Connor was working at the venture firm Human Ventures in New York, where Clark is based, when the idea first took hold early last year.

O'Connor was working at the venture firm Human Ventures in New York, where Clark is based, when the idea first took hold early last year.

Between them, Spark and Matrix hold early investments in Tumblr, Twitter, Warby Parker, Apple and Quora.

For example, dispatchers can hold early trains in stations to even out the spacing between trains.