Sentence examples for long-awaited election from inspiring English sources

A long-awaited election law had been ratified two days before the bombings.

Much hinges on the timing and scope of Myanmar's long-awaited election, the first since an annulled 1990 vote won by the League.

YANGON, Myanmar — Myanmar said Monday that a long-awaited election law was complete, paving the way for the country's first elections in two decades, a major step toward what the junta bills as its route toward democratic rule.

BANGKOK — Early unofficial tallies from a long-awaited election in Thailand showed pro-democracy forces gridlocked with a party seeking to entrench the military in politics, a surprise result that could keep junta head Prayuth Chan-ocha in power.

The long-awaited election in the continent's biggest democracy, with 60 million potential voters, did not descend into the chaos or violence that the doomsayers had predicted, but it was hardly plain sailing.

A8 Long-Awaited Election in Haiti After more than a year of planning, the presidential elections began in Haiti with signs of the same tensions and disorder that have kept the nation at the brink of chaos for the last two years.

But these long-awaited elections came with a major catch.

Long-awaited elections have been postponed and all private newspapers shut.

The ruling government in Congo has indicated it may not hold long-awaited elections this year.

While Americans have been trying to figure out what the midterms mean, two long-awaited elections were held in Africa in the past two weeks.

After two years of inter-religious conflict that has left thousands dead, the people of the CAR hope long-awaited elections might finally bring some stability.