Sentence examples for lead to the election of from inspiring English sources

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?

Conversely, a Washington-style separation of powers can lead to the election of people who would not have made it through the party system.

Next Sunday, too, votes for the Greek parliament could lead to the election of a bloc opposed to austerity measures regarded as necessary to secure bailout funds.

That was a common reaction to the programme agreed by Germany's main political parties, which formally creates a grand coalition and will lead to the election of Angela Merkel, leader of the Christian Democrats (CDU), as chancellor next week.

He also helped the campaign in 2009 which led to the election of the first directly elected female premier, Anna Bligh in Queensland.

This led to the election of the antipope Honorius II in opposition to the canonically elected Alexander II, who was eventually recognized by the emperor.

This led to the election of Ruth Winters as the union's first female president in 2002.

At the Republican state convention, which ultimately led to the election of Senator Mike Lee, the crowd repeatedly shouted "TARP!

He declined to take part in the political process that led to the election of Joseph Kabila as president in 2006.