Sentence examples for interim election from inspiring English sources

Under the proposed change, if the mayor's job is vacated there would be a nonpartisan interim election in about 60 days.

It is a striking return to the spotlight for Mr. Abe — who called for a stronger and unapologetic Japan when he took office in 2006, but stepped down just a year later, citing a health problem — after his party suffered a defeat in an interim election.

They also claim historical support from an interim election, a market tonic, but this makes no sense to me.

In a New York Times editorial, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton cited "worrying trends" in the interim election report from the OSCE (of which Ukraine is due to take over the rotating chair in January).

Half-way through the eight-year ride an interim election took place, and its results were just as troubling.

With few reformists permitted to run in the interim elections of 2006 and 2008, liberals and moderates had little recourse inside the political system.

The laws, passed during Turkey's efforts to meet criteria for membership in the European Union, would have let Mr. Erdogan, who was banned from Parliament after his conviction for Islamist sedition, to run in interim elections next year.

This election will give analysts "a sense of the balance of power," said Bruno Cautrès, a public opinion specialist at the Center for Political Research at the Institut d'Études Politiques, or Sciences Po. "It will determine their electoral strategy — not only for 2017, but for interim elections in 2014".

"We will have a sense of the balance of power," said Bruno Cautrès, a public opinion specialist at the Center for Political Research at the Institut d'Études Politiques, or Sciences Po. "It will determine their electoral strategy — not only for 2017, but for interim elections in 2014".

Each time the political process reached a milestone — interim constitution, elections, proposed constitution, referendum, elections again — we embraced the progress but warned that without improved security, all this political development could come to naught.

A new president, whether it is Guaido temporarily or someone from the military who acts in the interim before elections take place, will have to count on outside support for humanitarian and financial aid.