Sentence examples for may elections to from inspiring English sources

The first challenges are May elections to councils and the devolved bodies of Wales and Scotland.

The lack of economic progress and a sense among some that the European project was not working was reflected in May elections to the European Parliament.

8 A Venezuelan Challenger A former military officer has emerged as a strong challenger before May elections to President Hugo Chavez, just 14 months in office.

And Mr. Sgarbi has gleefully pitted himself against Francesco Rutelli, the former mayor of Rome who lost the May elections to Mr. Berlusconi and now leads the center-left opposition in Parliament.

However, many of the key issues also have a local dimension, which is why the Housing and Ageing Alliance is asking all political parties campaigning in the May elections to sign up to the five pledges.

The May elections to the Welsh Assembly showed that many of the 43% who voted wanted a change to this unhealthy hegemony and Labour lost its majority, being reduced to 26 seats.

As a result, it won only 17% of the vote in the 2009 election, but is expected to increase this to 23% in the 7 May election, according to a recent poll conducted by Ipsos.

In the U.S. presidential system, the personnel of the executive branch are constitutionally separated from the personnel of Congress: no executive officeholder may seek election to either house of Congress, and no member of Congress may hold executive office.

He may use the elections to elevate those loyal to him.

The Justice Department may also monitor elections to determine whether the county complies with the agreement.

Hand Recount May Tip Election To Gore.