Sentence examples for in some election from inspiring English sources

The issue may crop up in some election campaigns.

The time will come, in some election not far off, when Labour will rue the day it let the childish hubris of a large majority blind it to this 21st-century necessity.

The European Union's election observer mission found that Angola's elections fell short of international standards because the state-controlled radio, television and daily newspaper were biased in favor of the government and because of flaws in some election procedures.

Willis Ware, a Rand Corporation computer specialist, warned those attending a 1987 conference on the security of computer-tabulated elections, "There is probably a Chernobyl or a Three Mile Island waiting to happen in some election, just as a Richter 8 earthquake is waiting to happen in California".

Such groups are allowed to get involved in some election work for good reason.

And since both of these groups are rather famous for kicking those out who don't agree with their priorities and agenda, this could lead to a sort of mutual excommunication in some election races, or in some geographical areas.

The introduction of PR in some elections, and directly elected mayors in some cities.

Richard L. Hasen, an election law specialist at Loyola Law School Los Angeles, said the justices' decision to hear the case might have been influenced by special procedures created by the McCain-Feingold law allowing appeals directly from the district court to the Supreme Court in some election-law cases.

In some elections, one candidate (either the incumbent or the challenger) wins most of them.

In some elections, though, like last year's, accumulating immigrant votes takes more than an organizational structure.

"In some elections, he said, two candidates may try to hide their differences as they woo moderate voters.