Sentence examples for may elections which from inspiring English sources
In an appeal to his core vote, Cameron addressed an article in the Sunday Telegraph at those whose pencils were "hovering over the Conservative box" on their postal vote ballot papers for the 22 May elections, which are due to arrive on doormats over the next few days.
"In that 10-point plan, we called for a referendum to coincide with the 7th May election which would give a popular moral mandate to the TDC (Thanet District Council) to refuse housing development on Manston".
If snubbed, he may call elections, which would become a vote on independence.Separatists are excited, though the polls are misleading.
Naftohaz would sign a contract now, but Gnatushenko's contacts at Gazprom told him that Moscow first wanted Naftohaz to pay its outstanding debts, and was waiting for the outcome of snap parliamentary elections, which may or may not take place in December.
Two factors in particular may exacerbate it: the 10.2% unemployment rate in the United States and Congress' 2010 elections, which may prompt some lawmakers to take a protectionist stance in order to save American manufacturing jobs.
Eligible British residents have until midnight on Monday to register to vote in the 7 May general election, which is one of the most unpredictable the country has faced in decades.
Recent opinion polls suggest a hung Parliament is likely after the 7 May general election, which could lead to another coalition government.
This timing could stretch the process past the November elections, which may put new regulators into power.
Some believe Mr Yatsenyuk will leave the governing coalition in preparation for elections which may come earlier than expected.
As with his remarks about women voters, Romney's comments suggest that identity rather than policies are what win elections, which may explain his personal shape-shifting.
Mr. Blair's troubles have again raised questions about his ability to win a third term in elections, which may be held next spring.
