Sentence examples for imminent election from inspiring English sources

The catalyst, he says, was the sudden prospect of an imminent election.

Should the party win the imminent election, its policy may work, at least in the short term.

This is the 11th hour in terms of the imminent election and they have to act," she said.

Never mind that the president had another pressing matter on his agenda, an imminent election, and had no time for extensive conversations with any of the visiting leaders.

BA and Unite are both stroppy and the union's aggro level is higher by virtue of an imminent election for general secretary.

Last year he staged some of the biggest rallies seen in Pakistan for years, cementing his place as a front-runner in the imminent election.

Australia apart, few TPP countries face imminent elections.

Governments are always rickety coalitions, ever fearful of imminent elections and thus catering to the shortest of short-terms.

Weirdly, not many policemen and women are talking about the imminent elections, leading to speculation that there will be a low turnout on Thursday.

The deluge of half-finished or barely started projects worthy of tape-cutting is a harbinger of imminent elections in 13 of Spain's 17 regions and all its municipalities.These are unhappy times for Spain's local politicians.

The tour was under threat because of worries about the players' safety (or even their performance, given the effects of a bad result on India's imminent elections).India has also stopped harping on its demand that Pakistan dismantle the camps from which Pakistanis and others have been launched into Indian-administered Kashmir to join the long insurgency there.