Sentence examples for led to election from inspiring English sources

"In other countries, adoption of a consumption tax has led to election losses for the incumbent party".

That would have led to election day mayhem, so Ms. Jean and two other councilors worked for days to reappoint and train the correct poll watchers.

Those negotiations led to elections that brought Mr. Mugabe to power as prime minister upon independence in 1980.

Those 1988 protests led to elections in 1990 which were won by the NLD but annulled by the government.

An electrician by training who rose up through the old Communist Party, he took part in the "roundtable" talks with Solidarity that led to elections in 1989.

They formed a transitional government and army that led to elections in 2006, which were won by the current president, Joseph Kabila.

A 1-0 defeat at Real Sociedad provoked a crisis that led to elections being called and the sporting director being sacked.

After 16 years of fighting that killed up to 300,000 people, a peace deal led to elections.

A bigger roadblock may be objections from registrars and clerks, who worry that it would lead to Election Day lines and headaches.

The emir may either appoint a new prime minister or dissolve Parliament, which would lead to elections.

He warned that one law could be used to restrict candidates and might lead to "elections without choices, [as in] the Soviet era .President Putin is touring Europe.