Sentence examples for lead the election from inspiring English sources

When Messina asked why he thought they would lead the election, he said he knew David Cameron would be back in Number 10 because "the average guy thinks Cameron makes tough decisions and things are getting a bit better".

While secret data released by private polling companies have shown the conservatives to be marginally in the lead, the election – which comes in the wake of an inconclusive ballot on 6 May – has been fraught with tension partly because of "simplistic stereotyping" on the part of Europe.

Both sides say they support all three, but Hamas argues that the new government should be formed first, and lead the elections process, while Fatah wants elections first.

Lloyd Axworthy, who led the election observers here for the Organization of American States, said having so many movements could make reform difficult.

Mr Li heads the largest locally owned financial institution, the Bank of East Asia, led the election campaign for the territory's current chief executive and has better access to powerbrokers in the legislative chamber than almost any other businessman.

John Hunyadi's fame and fortune led the election of his son, Matthias Corvinus, as King of Hungary in 1458.

5.38pm BST Danny Alexander gives his verdict on the news that Paddy Ashdown will lead the general election campaign.

According to the party, Mr Berlusconi will head its list of candidates and lead the party into the election.

Forces that lead to the election of one of the brightest, most charismatic president's we've ever elected.

First, some worry that populism will lead to the election of hard-right mayors.

Or was it conceivable that his position would eventually lead to the election of our first African-American president?