Sentence examples for intended election from inspiring English sources

He must call for the scheduling of the election by Monday, April 2, in order to allow for the dissolution of Parliament and the mandatory minimum campaign period to meet his intended election date of May 3.

Randall Bezanson, a constitutional law expert at the University of Iowa, said there was a "certain strange ironic twist" to the decision because it was based on the United States Supreme Court's determination that the Florida Legislature intended all election contest battles to be completed by Dec. 12, the date under federal law when election contests are to be completed.

If the current Senate blocks major parts of Mr. Abbott's agenda before then, he could take the rare step of dissolving Parliament and calling a double-dissolution election, in which all members of both houses must run in an election intended to break the deadlock.

If a deadlock in the Senate prevents Mr. Abbott from push through his legislative agenda, he has the option of taking the rare step of dissolving Parliament and calling a double-dissolution election, in which all members of both houses must run in an election intended to break the deadlock.

Iraqis will die on Sunday, for an election intended primarily to save the president from further embarrassment.

This would let voters verify that their votes were registered as they intended and allow election officials to conduct recounts.

A book that he wrote a year before the 2007 presidential election, intended as a draft manifesto, contained barely a word on the subject.

The Nigerian president, Goodluck Jonathan, last night appeared to have secured victory in an election intended to draw a line under decades of coups, violence and vote rigging.

"Federal certification is intended to help election officials manage voting technology, but right now it's getting in the way instead".

Three days after a huge turnout for a long-delayed presidential election intended to help stitch this nation back together, Mr. Gbagbo had a strong lead but fell short of the majority needed to win outright in the first round.

ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast — A historic presidential election intended to unify this long-divided nation slipped further into uncertainty on Thursday, as a heated tug of war emerged over who had the power to proclaim a winner.